How can you ensure that a certain block of code is executed regardless of whether the condition in the if statement is true or false?

By placing the code outside of any if statement
By using the break keyword
By using the finally block in a try-catch-finally structure
By using the return statement

To ensure that a certain block of code is executed regardless of whether the condition in the if statement is true or false, you can use the finally block in a try-catch-finally structure. The code in the finally block runs after the try block, whether an exception is thrown or not, making it useful for cleanup or resource release tasks.

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