Structured Exception handling is a fundamental part of the CLR, and provides .NET programmers with a great way of managing errors.
All the exceptions are derived from the System.Exception class. The System.Exception class is the parent class for all the exceptions.
When an exception occurs in an application, the system throws the error and the error is handled through the process of structured exception handling.
In Structured Exception handling, the application is divided into blocks of code. Those blocks that have the probability of raising an error contain one or more associated exception handlers. Structured exception handling uses the Try…Catch…Finally statement.

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