If an exception is thrown in a function,say,f(),but not handled there,the exception is propagated to the function that called f().

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When an exception is thrown in a function and not handled there, it is propagated to the calling function. This continues until the exception is either caught by a try-catch block or the program terminates. This is known as exception propagation or propagation of exceptions.

If an Exception Is Thrown in a Function,say,f(),but Not Handled