<ul><li>The exception handler (catch block) is a construction in a programming language that immediately follows the try block. It is used to handle exceptions that occur within the try block.</li><li>When an exception occurs, control transfers to the exception handler (catch block) following the try block.</li><li>The exception handler can print an error message, continue processing at that point, transfer control elsewhere, or terminate the program.</li><li>The try-throw-catch arrangement simplifies coding as it automatically handles exceptions, allowing for cleaner code and eliminating the need to check return values for each statement.</li></ul>

The Exception Handler (Catch Block)

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