What is a try/ catch block?
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Answer / Gopal Bajpai
In programming, a 'try/catch' block is used to handle exceptions (errors) in code. The 'try' section contains the code that might throw an exception, while the 'catch' section includes the code to handle the exception when it occurs.
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