try-catch-finally

[Martin]

Quick question.

What's the difference between #1 and #2:

code:

///#1 try  {         foo(); } catch (SomeException e) {         bar(); } finally {         baz(); } ///#2 try  {         foo(); } catch (SomeException e) {         bar(); } baz();

Thanks in advance.

[wtd]

What happens if an exception other than SomeException is thrown?

The first example will run baz. The latter won't.

[Martin]

Ahh, got it. Thanks.

[Finaltank]

What about interrupted exception?

code:

try { Thread.sleep (Time in parenthesis) } catch (InterruptedException e) { }

[Hikaru79]

InterruptedException is just a subclass of Exception. You can catch exceptions specifically (like in your example) so that you can deal with different exceptions in different ways, or you can catch a generic "Exception" which handles any subclasses of Exception (most of them).