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This is just a simple code from try - finally :

install

pip install withFinal

usage

from Final import Final
import sys

def doSomething() :
    print("doSomething")

with Final :
    doSomething()
    print("This is same as 'finally'")

with Final :
    print("Final = FIFO(Queue)")

print(10)

sys.exit()

# output
>>> 10
>>> doSomething
>>> This is same as 'finally'
>>> Final = FIFO(Queue)

Note

  • try use finally without try!

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