// try_fine.cpp   too fine grain can cause problems
//                because 'try' is a statement, objects declared
//                in a 'try block' do not exists outside the block.

#include <iostream>

class A
{
  public:
    A(int i, int j) {ai=i<j?i:j;
                     aj=j>i?j:i;
                     if(i==j) throw "can't be equal"; }
    int geti(){ return ai;}
    int getj(){ return aj;}
  private:
    int ai; // smaller of pair
    int aj;
};
int main()
{
  A a(1,2);
  cout << a.geti() << endl;
  A b(2,1);
  cout << b.geti() << endl;

  try
  {
    A c(2,2);
    cout << c.geti() << endl;
  }
  catch(const char * s){ cout << "exception " << s << endl; }

  // cout << c.geti() << endl; 'c' not declared here

  return 0;
}