Even if the syntax seems be different, the try/catch/finally paradigm exists in Go

try-catch-finally.go

/*

Java code:
----------

try                                             // <-- TRY HEADER
{
    throw new Exception("Error");               // <-- TRY BODY (RAISE Exception)
}
catch(final Exception err)                      // <-- CATCH HEADER
{
    handler(err);                               // <-- CATCH BODY
}
finally
{
    end();                                      // <-- FINALLY BODY
}

*/

func try_catch_finally_example() {
    func() {                                    // <-- TRY HEADER
        defer func() {
            end()                               // <-- FINALLY BODY
        }()
        
        defer func() {
            if err := recover(); err != nil {   // <-- CATCH HEADER
                handler(err)                    // <-- CATCH BODY
            }
        }()
        
        panic("Error")                          // <-- TRY BODY (RAISE Exception)
    }()
}