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C++ Tutorial » Exceptions » try catch   6. 1. 8. Use catch(...) as a default #include <iostream> using namespace std; void f(int val) {   try{     if(val==0)         throw val;     if(val==1)         throw 'a';     if(val==2)         throw 123.23;   }   catch(int i) {                      // catch an int exception     cout << "Caught an integer\n";   }   catch(...) {                        // catch all other exceptions     cout << "Caught One!\n";   } } int main() {   f(0);   f(1);   f(2);   return 0; } Caught an integer Caught One! Caught One! 6. 1. try catch 6. 1. 1.  A simple exception handling example 6. 1. 2.  Throwing an exception from a function called from within a try block 6. 1. 3.  A try block can be localized to a function 6. 1. 4.  Use multiple catch statements 6. 1. 5.  Catch all exceptions 6. 1. 6.  Multiple catch blocks 6. 1. 7.  Catch 'char *' exception 6. 1. 8.  Use catch(...) as a default 6. 1. 9.  Catching derived classes 6. 1. 10.  try catch block without exception being thrown

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