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Matt 15:21 6 Aug 12
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[deleted], 12:41 19 Sep 13
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[deleted], 12:43 19 Sep 13
try {
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} catch (Exception e2) {
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} finally {
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}
We can write the above code like this also
try {
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But this will work only in JavaSE7.0 and above..
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