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So what is the output for following program? public class SimpleTest { public static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine(GetString... Console.ReadLine(); } private static string GetString() { string str = "original string"; try { return str; } finally { str = "changed in finally"; } } } It looks very simple, but most of my developer friends and I all had the wrong answer. In the college, we were all told that finally block is guaranteed to be executed before a method returns, right? So ......