Beginning C# 7 Hands-On - The Core Language

Using a finally block

The last block is called the finally block, and this block runs no matter what happens in the preceding part of the code; that is, the finally block always runs. Enter the following beneath the closed curly brace below the preceding lines:

    finally    {        sampLabel.Text += "<br>Your operation is complete.";    }}

Alright, so to be sure that your code is correct, review Figure 6.13.4, which shows all of the code that you were supposed to enter into the Default.aspx.cs file up to this point (the figure also includes comments):

Figure 6.13.4: Current Default.aspx.cs code for this lesson