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AC

catch (...) will catch all exceptions.
Hence the output: AC

I can see it is "AC". But can anyone explain the output, please!

Why is it not ACB?
It seems that after caught, the program doesn't resume from the line that's after the throw. can some one walk me through the order of line number as the computer program would execute? All the try-catch examples i've learned has throw as the last statement in the try block, so i don't know if the program returns to the spot after catch finishes executing.
thanks

Any throw will transfer the control to nearest catch statement in the given scope.
Statements in between throw and catch will not execute when an execption is throwen

class A1 {
public:
int upper;
int lower;
A1( int i ) : lower( i ), upper( lower+1 ) { };
};

int main(){
A1 a(5);
cout << a.lower << " " << a.upper << endl;
return 0;
}