Why c++ does not have finally?
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Answer / Ashis Kumar
C++ does not have a 'finally' block as part of its exception handling mechanism. Instead, it uses RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization) and destructors to ensure that resources are cleaned up properly when exceptions occur.
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