Answer Posted / asit nautiyal
An exception is any error condition or unexpected behavior
encountered by an executing progarm othre than logic or
syntex errors.
The error conditions might include conditios such as
division by zero, access to an array to an array outside of
its bounds,etc.
To handle exception we use three statements :
1. try 2. catch 3.finally
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