See below given code. Will it run?

try
{
Response.Write("In Try block");
}
finally
{
Response.Write("In Finally block.");
}

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Yes, it will run.

A try block can exists without a catch block if there is finally block. Try block is only valid when there is either a catch block or finally block.

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See below given code. Will it run? try { Response.Write("In Try block"); } finally { Response.Write("In Finally block."); }

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See below given code. Will it run?

try
{
Response.Write("In Try block");
}
finally
{
Response.Write("In Finally block.");
}