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Its a tricky question, but not something I would use to find a "keeper". From the Java tutorial - "The finally block _always_ executes when the try block exits.
by pinstriped_dude 17y ago
Its a tricky question, but not something I would use to find a "keeper". From the Java tutorial - "The finally block _always_ executes when the try block exits." After the interpreter executes the "return true;" statement, it exits the try block. And then, if you know that "The finally block _always_ executes when the try block exits.", you know that the code block will return false;
- blasdel 17y agoIt's not the answer that makes this a "keeper" screen, but the candidate's progression of facial expressions.