It feels good to write and it turns.
Condition 1:try{} catch () {} finally{} return; package com.lwf.eus.servlet; public class test{ public static void main (String[ ] args) { system.out.print (TT ()); } public static int tt () { int b = 23; try{          SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("yes"); b += 88; }catch (exception e) { system.out.println ("ERROR : " + e"); }finally{ if (b>25) { system.out.println (" B>25&NBSP: "+b"; } system.out.println ("finally");  } return 101; //---4   &NBSP}}
Apparently the program executes sequentially, and the last return 101 exits
Result: Yes b>25:111 finally 101
condition 2:try{return; \ catch () {} finally{} return; package com.lwf.eus.servlet; public class test{ public static void main (String[ ] args) { system.out.print (TT ()); } public static int tt () { int b = 23; try{          SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("yes"); b += 88; return b; //---1 }catch (exception e) { system.out.println ("ERROR :" + e); }finally{ if (b>25) { system.out.println (" B>25&NBSP: "+b"; }