Thread: Where would I place try and catch in this code?

import java.applet.Applet;
import java. awt.*;
 
public class RandomActsofPictures extends Applet {
Image action;
 
public void start(){
int rint = (int)(Math.random() * 3);
System.out.println("var=" + rint);
if(rint == 0){
	System.out.println("var=" + rint);
    action = getImage(getDocumentBase(), "../Images/1bee.jpg");
 
} else if(rint == 1){
	System.out.println("var=" + rint);
    action = getImage(getDocumentBase(), "../Images/2bees.jpg");
} else {
	System.out.println("var=" + rint);
    action = getImage(getDocumentBase(), "../Images/3bees.jpg");
}
}
    public void paint(Graphics graph) {
 
     graph.drawImage(action, 10, 50, this);
     resize(300,300);
    }
    }

I put try; right before the if statements and I get an error saying I need to put finally after the last closing bracket. I'm familiar with catch(Exceptions e) but not finally can someone explain why you need finally?