Can we write a statement after return statement?

Question

Will the statement will execute?

Answer 1

Everything you put after a valid return statement will effectively be treated as a comment. Try it and write whatever in a line after. It doesn't even have to be a valid Python syntax...

def k():
return 0
Yougottabekiddingme!!!

print(k())

>>>
0

Answer 2

You can in this way.

def func(a):
if a > 5:
return
print("abc")
#if a > 5 abc won't be printed.

Answer 3

You can! Use try finally code block.
Eg.
def myFunc():
try:
print('hello')
return
print('python')
finally:
print('world')

This will print 'hello world' . Because 'finally' guarantee that it will execute last no matter what (even in case of exeception). Hope it helps :)

Answer 4

You can write a statement after a return statement BUT it will NOT be executed.

Answer 5

No ! The statement will not execute, because all statement you write after return statement is considered like a comment.

Answer 6

it won't execute