Flow of Program Control When the User Enters a Nonzero Denominator

Consider the flow of control when the user inputs the numerator 100 and the denominator 7. In line 13, function quotient determines that the denominator is not zero, so line 17 performs the division and returns the result (14.2857) to line 34 as a double. Program control then continues sequentially from line 34, so line 35 displays the division result—line 36 ends the try block. Because the try block completed successfully and did not throw an exception, the program does not execute the statements contained in the catch handler (lines 37–41), and control continues to line 43 (the first line of code after the catch handler), which prompts the user to enter two more integers.