What will be the output of the following Python script that demonstrates try, except, else, and finally blocks?

Running the script produces two cases. When divide(10, 2) is called, the division succeeds, so the try block completes without raising an exception. The else block then prints 'Success: 10 / 2 = 5.0', and the finally block prints 'Finally: Always runs (cleanup)'. When divide(10, 0) is called, the division raises a ZeroDivisionError. Control jumps to the except ZeroDivisionError block, which prints 'Error: Cannot divide by zero.'. The else block is skipped because an exception occurred. Regardless, the finally block still executes, printing 'Finally: Always runs (cleanup)'. Thus the full output is: --- Case 1: Valid division --- Success: 10 / 2 = 5.0 Finally: Always runs (cleanup). --- Case 2: Division by zero --- Error: Cannot divide by zero. Finally: Always runs (cleanup). This illustrates that finally always runs, and else only runs when no exception occurs.