Exception handling Try Catch block <p>I have been reading about exceptions for the past couple of hours and have a basic understanding. However the book I'am reading hasn't got the best examples when it comes to showcasing the coding aspects. I know that if I have code that could fail I wrap it in a try block and the catch the exceptions specifically i.e FormatException etc.</p> <p>However the confusing part is when it comes to call stack were for e.g Method A calls Method B and Method B calls method C etc. </p> <p>For example a exception occurs in Method c but it doesn't have a catch handler so it propagates back to the calling method so on and so fourth until one way or another the exception is handled. </p> <p>What I was wondering is does execution continue in the method that caused the error or does execution continue in the method that handles the error. </p> <p>Any basic examples would be great. </p>