Not really, but you can emulate them to some extend, for example:
int * array = new int[10000000];try { // Some code that can throw exceptions // ... throw std::exception(); // ...} catch (...) { // The finally-block (if an exception is thrown) delete[] array; // re-throw the exception. throw; }// The finally-block (if no exception was thrown)delete[] array;Note that the finally-block might itself throw an exception before the original exception is re-thrown, thereby discarding the original exception. This is the exact same behavior as in a Java finally-block. Also, you cannot use return inside the try&catch blocks.