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C++ » Development » Exception Screenshots  A try/catch can be inside a function other than main().   #include <iostream> using namespace std; void myFunction(int test) {   try{     if(test)        throw test;   }   catch(int i) {     cout << "Caught One!  Ex. #: " << i << '\n';   } } int main() {   cout << "start\n";   myFunction(1);   myFunction(2);   myFunction(0);   myFunction(3);   cout << "end";   return 0; }                          Related examples in the same category 1. Rethrowing an Exception 2. Uses catch(...) to catch all exceptions 3. Handle exceptions thrown by new. 4. Catch exception: int i 5. Different types of exceptions can be caught. 6. Restricting function throw types. 7. An exception can be thrown from outside the try block 8. Throw and catch an exception inside a function 9. Matching Any Exception 10. No Exception Handling 11. Terminate Handler