A try-catch block can be defined which will capture all the exceptions independently of the data type used in the call to throw. For that, we need to write three dots (...) in place of the parameter type and name accepted by catch.

try
{
  //code here 
}
catch(...) 
{
  cout << "Exception occurred"; 
}

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