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Chapter 22, Problem 22.30E
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- To define a function which throws an exception. Define a catch handler within the function that catches a type of exception other than the one thrown by try block.
- Call the function in main and catch the exception in main.
Summary Introduction- The program catches an exception out of the scope of a function in which it was thrown.
Program Description- The purpose of the program is to catch an exception out of the scope of a function in which it was thrown.
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