When Java is return in try, finally does not execute?

In a Java method, after a return in a try, the later finally executes?
The test code is as follows:

publicintprint(){    try    {        System.out.println("try");        return1;    }    catch(Exception e){        return0;    }    finally{        System.out.println("finally");    }    }

See the results directly:

Try
Finally

Reason:
The finally statement executes before the return.

What if we add a return to finally?
The test code is as follows:

 Public classMain { Public Static void Main(string[] args) {System. out. println (print ()); } Public Static int Print(){Try{System. out. println ("Try");return 1; }Catch(Exception e) {return 0; }finally{System. out. println ("Finally");return 2; }    }}

The results are as follows:

Try
Finally
2

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Does Java return after a try and finally does not execute?