How does an exception propagate in the code?
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In the event that an exception is not caught, it is initially thrown from the top of the stack and then moves down the call stack to the preceding method. The runtime system looks for a way to handle an exception that a method throws. The ordered list of methods that were called to get to the method where the error occurred is the collection of potential “somethings” that can be used to manage the exception. The call stack is the list of methods, and exception propagation is the search technique.