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@Python_Dv Answer: B) 2
The finally block in Python is always executed before leaving the try...finally statement, whether an exception occurred or not. If both the try block and the finally block contain a return statement, the return value from the finally block
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@Python_Dv Output : 2 ✅ (Option B)
Why:
In Python, the finally block always runs, even if the try block returns first.
So this happens:
try: hits return 1 (Python prepares to return 1)
then finally: runs and hits return 2
that overrides the earlier return
So print(func()) prints 2.
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One path declares intent.
Another enforces reality.
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In this system, cleanup outranks promise—
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