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C++ » Language » Throw Screenshots  Throwing Exceptions out of nested function calls    #include <iostream> using namespace std; void foo() {    int  i, j;    i = 14;    j = 15;    throw i; } void call_foo() {    int  k;    k  = 12;    foo(); } int main() {    try {       call_foo();     }    catch(int n) { cout << "\ncaught it " << n << endl; } }            Related examples in the same category 1. throw an integer out 2. Throw Int out when reading integer file 3. Throw Char Star 4. Throwing Two Types 5. Throwing Multiple Basic 6. Throwing Exceptions 7. throw different types of exceptions with if statement 8. throw exception out of function 9. Restricting function throw types. 10. Example of 'rethrowing' an exception. 11. An exception can be thrown from outside the try block 12. Demonstrating stack unwinding. 13. Demonstration of rethrowing an exception. 14. checks for divide-by-zero and throw exception