Syntax of Nested Try Blocks
The nested try/catch takes this syntax:
try { // Code...... throw e2 try { // code..... throw e1 } catch (Exception e1) { // handling exception } } catch (Exception e2) { // handling exception }
Here,
- e1: Exception thrown in inner block.
- e2: Exception thrown in outer block.
Nested Try Blocks in C++
In C++, a nested try block refers to the try-block nested inside another try or catch block. It is used to handle exceptions in cases where different exceptions occur in a different part of the code.