Use a nested try block. : Try Catch : Language Basics C# Examples

Use a nested try block.

    
using  System;  
  
class  MainClass  {  
    public  static  void  Main()  {  
        int[]  numer  =  {  4,  8,  16,  32,  64,  128,  256,  512  };  
        int  d  =  0;
  
        try  {  //  outer  try  
            for(int  i=0;  i  <  10;  i++)  {  
                try  {  //  nested  try  
                    Console.WriteLine(numer[i]  +  "  /  "  +  
                                                          numer[i]  +  "  is  "  +  
                                                          numer[i]/d);  
                }  
                catch  (DivideByZeroException)  {  
                    //  catch  the  exception  
                    Console.WriteLine("Can't  divide  by  Zero!");  
                }  
            }  
        }    
        catch  (IndexOutOfRangeException)  {  
            //  catch  the  exception  
            Console.WriteLine("No  matching  element  found.");  
            Console.WriteLine("Fatal  error  --  program  terminated.");  
        }  
    }  
}
    
   
  
   

Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
Can't divide by Zero!
No matching element found.
Fatal error -- program terminated.

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