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The Java finally block is used to execute important cleanup code, such as closing connections or streams, and is always executed regardless of whether an exception is handled. It follows a try or catch block and can be utilized in various scenarios, including when exceptions occur or are not handled. The finally block will not execute if the program exits prematurely due to a fatal error or a call to System.exit().

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Anima

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EN