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The try…catch…finally statement is a control structure used in programming to handle exceptions. It consists of three blocks: the try block, the catch block, and the finally block. The try block contains code that may throw an error, while the catch block is executed if an error occurs, allowing the programmer to handle the exception gracefully. The finally block, if present, will execute regardless of whether an error occurred, ensuring that any necessary cleanup actions are performed ¹².

In a typical usage scenario, the code within the try block is executed first. If an exception is thrown, control is transferred to the catch block, where the error can be processed. If no exception occurs, the catch block is skipped, and execution continues after the try-catch structure. The finally block is useful for releasing resources or performing actions that must occur regardless of the outcome of the try block ⁴⁵.

This structure is essential for robust error handling in programming, allowing developers to create more resilient applications.

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