Answer Posted / chandan

There is no try,catch(available in C++,java..) facility to
handle exception in C.but we can handle exception by
validating data come from outside into the program.
eg.. cosider this code
void main(){
int a,b,div;
scanf("%d,%d",a,b)
div=a/b;
printf("%d",div);
}
int this case , b might be zero that will generate an
exception.so we can avoid it by using if statement.
if(b==0)
print("plz enter non zero value");

In this manner only we can prevent exception in C..

Thank you

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