When is the Final block of a Try/Catch activity executed?

The Final block of a Try/Catch activity is executed every time, regardless of whether an exception occurred or not. This characteristic is essential for ensuring that vital cleanup or finalization code runs after the execution of the Try block, enabling consistent resource management and preventing memory leaks or locked resources.

In practical scenarios, this means that if an error occurs and control transfers to the Catch block, the Final block is executed afterward. Similarly, if no exceptions occur, the Try block completes its execution, and the Final block follows. The inclusion of the Final block ensures that critical operations, such as logging activity or closing connections, occur consistently, which is especially important in automation and process reliability.

The other options imply conditions under which the Final block would execute, which doesn’t align with its intended use. It operates independently of the success or failure of the Try block, making it a reliable choice for any necessary cleanup actions after processing.