Answer Posted / Madhumeeta

In C#, `finally` is a clause in a try-catch-finally statement that executes regardless of whether an exception occurs or not. It's used to ensure proper cleanup of resources. On the other hand, `finalize` is a method declared with the `~` symbol before its name and has special meaning for garbage collection.nIt allows you to perform any necessary cleanup when an object is about to be destroyed by the garbage collector.

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