java - Exception Handling flow discrepancy -

my code below :-

class varr {         public static void main(string[] args) {             try {             system.out.println(10/0);         }         catch(arithmeticexception e) {             system.out.println("catch1");             system.out.println("catch1");             throw new arithmeticexception ("exce");                      }         {                system.out.println("finally");         }     } } 

output :-

catch1  catch1  catch1   exception in thread "main" java.lang.arithmeticexception: exce   @ one.varr.main(varr.java:22) 

as per knowledge flow has first try catch , @ last per output flow try few lines of catch upto throw exception statement , , throw exception statement of catch block @ last.

why there discrepancy in flow, mean why executed before throw new exception statement of catch block

because block of finally, definition, has executed no matter outcome of try or catch clauses.

in case, run-time knows there exception has propagated upwards, before doing so, executes whatever inside finally block.

when finally block finished, propagates exception might have been raised, or flow continues otherwise.