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Hi guys! I would really appreciate it if somebody could explain to me why in the code below the last line "document.write( "Back to safety." );" will only execute if the catch block is not commented out. In other words, the script below will output "Finally!". But if the catch block is not commented out, the output is "Caught your error:someFunction is not definedFinally!Back to safety." <head> <title>Title Time! Yeah</title> <script type="text/javascript"> try { // Throw an error so the catch is triggered. nonExistentFunction(); } /*catch( error ){ // Catch the error. document.write( "Caught your error:", error.message ); } */ finally { document.write( "Finally!" ); } // We got past our try/catch. document.write( "Back to safety." ); </script> </head> <body> </body> </html>
