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== ''Else'' in C++ ==
Hi,
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in indicates that a program can act in some way when everything went successfully and in a different way if something was broken. I am missing in my knowledge how to make that "if error {} else {}". Could you, please, extend and edit this article (at least for C++) so I can learn how to implement it really? Thank you in advance!
: Sorry, not all programming languages support that feature. Looking at the article we have here, it seems only Python and Ruby have ''else'', and that we know of no other name for it either.
: However, you should note that all of these features can be written in some other way if the direct way is not available. In some cases, you can put to the end of the ''try'' block anything you'd want to put to the ''else'' block, because the end of the ''try'' block is reached only if there weren't exceptions. --[[User:TuukkaH|TuukkaH]] 19:53, 25 April 2006 (UTC)
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