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Consider the following Cocoa/Obj-C code snippets: MyClass *obj; @try { [obj doSomething]; } @catch (NSException * e) { NSLog(@"Exception occurred: %@", [e description]); } @finally { [obj cleanUp]; } and MyClass *obj; @try { [obj doSomething]; } @catch (NSException * e) { NSLog(@"Exception occurred: %@", [e description]); } [obj cleanUp]; In what circumstances will the first snippet result in [obj cleanUp] being called, while the second won't result in [obj cleanUp] being called? In other words, in what circumstances is @finally non-redundant when using Cocoa Exception Handling?
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