Java: Catching Exceptions and the Finally Block

Last post before we move on to the chapter about either more intricate processes (multiple things happening at once, basically) OR we can go right into the GUI material (Graphic User Interfaces, click on buttons to do things etc.). Either way doesn't matter to me, they're both going to get done, but which would you guys like to see first? I'll put up a poll later if I work out how, and I'll spend all of tomorrow either answering questions or bullshitting so you have time to vote on it!

For now, let's get into the material. Catching exceptions, first. Well, we've already done throwing, right, so naturally something needs to catch it. I think we've seen this in the Stack program way earlier, the try-catch block. How this works is, you have a series of statements (the body) that has some chance of triggering an exception throwing, and you stuff that inside a try block, which is just a compound statement preceded by