False, as stated in the doc, and verified in 3.9.
Okay, maybe that was too simplified. I think I’d have a tough time finding a typical Python programmer who correctly answers False on this, though:
def f() -> bool:
while True:
try:
return True
finally:
break
return False
I guess it’s more of a question of utility. Does this syntactical corner case really add enough to justify the mental gymnastics that are sometimes required to comprehend it?