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C++ » Language » try catch Screenshots  Use multiple catch statements.     #include <iostream>  using namespace std;    void myFunction(int test)  {    try{      if(test)         throw test; // throw int      else         throw "Value is zero"; // throw char *    }    catch(int i) {      cout << "Caught One!  Ex. #: " << i << '\n';    }    catch(char *str) {      cout << "Caught a string: ";      cout << str << '\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. Localize a try/catch to a function. 2. Code block of try...catch 3. Catch more than one type of exceptions 4. Catch different types of exception 5. Catch exception from a function 6. Catch char pointer type exception 7. Catch int type exception in a function 8. Catch all types of exceptions 9. Catch By Non Const Reference 10. Catch By Value 11. Using Multiple catch Statements 12. Checking for a divide-by-zero exception. 13. Finally catch all Exceptions