Does the finally block execute if the thread running the function is interrupted?

Question

If I have a function with a try/finally section, and the thread running it is interrupted while in the try block, will the finally block execute before the interruption actu

Answer 1

A Thread Interrupt in Java is just setting a flag. It doesn't cause anything special to happen to currently executing code, or affect the flow of control.

If your thread is engaged in, or attempts to enter, an operation that throws InterruptedException, then the exception is thrown from the point where that method is invoked and if it's inside a try block, the finally will execute before the exception leaves just like normal.