Answer / Pankaj Dhaka

In PL/SQL, a 'try_catch' block is used for exception handling. It allows you to enclose a block of code within a 'try' section and catch any exceptions that may occur during the execution of that code using a 'catch' section. The 'catch' section specifies what actions should be taken when an exception occurs, such as displaying an error message or performing alternative operations.

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