What if both 'try' and 'finally' have return statements?
What role does a 'try' block play in Java exception handling?
Why should you avoid using empty 'catch' blocks?
How does an exception in a 'finally' block affect program flow?
When does a 'finally' block execute?
Why does a 'catch' block matter in practice?
Why does the 'throws' keyword matter in practice?
Purpose of 'finally' block?
Why is it important to document exceptions in a Java API?
When a 'catch' block adds value?