Nested Try-catch block--------exception handling (3)

When there is a try block that does not have a corresponding exception to handle, the exception handling mechanism of its parent class is processed. If the exception handling mechanism of the parent class cannot be processed, the Java Run-time system throws an exception.

Example:

Class nest{public static void Main (String args[]) {//parent try block try{//child try Block1 try{            System.out.println ("Inside block1");            int b =45/0;         System.out.println (b);         } catch (ArithmeticException E1) {System.out.println ("exception:e1");            }//child try Block2 try{System.out.println ("Inside block2");            int b =45/0;         System.out.println (b);         } catch (arrayindexoutofboundsexception E2) {System.out.println ("exception:e2");    } System.out.println ("Just other statement");         } catch (ArithmeticException E3) {System.out.println ("arithmetic Exception");    System.out.println ("Inside parent Try Catch block");         } catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException e4) {System.out.println ("arrayindexoutofboundsexception");    System.out.println ("Inside parent Try Catch block"); } catch (Exception e5) {System.Out.println ("Exception");     System.out.println ("Inside parent Try Catch block");  } System.out.println ("Next statement."); }}
Output:

Inside block1exception:e1inside block2arithmetic exceptioninside parent Try Catch Blocknext statement:

Nested Try-catch block--------exception handling (3)