```java public class DoWork { public static void main(String[] args) { work(); } public static void work() { try { work(); } finally { work(); } } } ```

This code contains an infinite recursion, which will lead to a stack overflow (StackOverflowError).

Explanation:

• The work() method calls itself within the try block.
• After the try block completes, the finally block executes, which again calls work().

Thus, each call to work() results in two new calls: one in the try block and one in the finally block, leading to exponential growth of calls and rapid stack overflow.

Example of an error when running:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StackOverflowError
    at DoWork.work(DoWork.java:...)
    ...

Such code should not be used without exit conditions for the recursion.