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No, there always needs to be at least one capacitor. An inductor provides voltage for half the time, and the capacitor provides voltage for the other half (as far as I know). Without a capacitor it would be extremely choppy with lots of bad spikes.
Here's a good resource on how boost and flyback converters work: Flyback Converters for Dummies
Here's a good resource on how boost and flyback converters work: Flyback Converters for Dummies