Which statement correctly distinguishes else and finally in a try statement?
Else needs an exception-free try; finally runs on either outcome.✓Correct answer
Else handles exceptions that no except clause matches.
Finally runs only when an exception occurs.
Else and finally have interchangeable conditions.
Explanation
The else suite is reserved for the path where the try suite raises no exception, while finally runs as control leaves the construct on either outcome. Treating else as an unmatched-exception handler or finally as exception-only erases their different roles.