how to handle exceptions

hi...i m learning the concepts of exception handling and trying to run my first program using try- catch block.
the problem is the compiler is not able to identify try and catch keywords.
is there a problem in the compiler or do i have to include any special header file for it.??
plz guide me...the code is as follows:

Code:

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#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
void  main()
{
  int a,b;
  cin>>a>>b;
  int x=a-b;
  try
    { 
      if(x!=0) cout<<“Result (a/x)”<<a/x<<“\n”;
      else throw(x);
    }
  catch (int i)
    {
        cout<< “Exception caught”<<i<<“\n”;
    }
  cout<<“End”;
  getch();
}

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can nobody help me out..????
plz do...im stuck.... :confused:

you only waited 10 minutes before bumping your thread! gonna have to have more patience than that :)

note, you are using C-style header files.. get rid of the '.h'. and change 'void main' to 'int main'.

edit: it looks your logic actually works, however your program doesnt compile under a C++ compiler. after you get it to compile, your exception handling will work.