Finally block on Using - Does it fire as in other contexts of Finally?
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In some code I routinely work with (and have written a few times), code like the following has been used:

    using (StreamWriter sw = new FileWriter(".\SomeFile.txt"))
    {
        // Perform file IO here...
    }
    finally
    {
        sw.Close();
    }

I'm familiar with try/catch/finally in C#...I know that context of finally works.  When I performed a google search on the terms "Finally Using", I could find no relevant matches.

Does this context of Finally work as I'm thinking, where upon the final command of the Using statement, the contents of the Finally block get executed?  Or do I (and the code base I'm working with) have this all wrong; is Finally restricted to Try/Catch?