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Usually throw; is used to rethrow the exception object. But you should be careful. If you call throw; where there is no exception object in the context, then it will result an un-handled exception and abnormal program termination. The interesting part is that, even catch(…) cannot catch such exceptions.
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See the sample code snippet below.
try
{
throw;
}
catch( ... )
{
}
So take care next time.
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Targeted Audience - Intermedite.
