OUTPUT:
try block entered
Leaving try block
Explanation:
we intiated Wait Time to 24.
In try block first we are printing "try block entered"
if IF condition fails then "Time limit Exceeded" will be printed
But the if condition is (Wait Time >25) so it failed and "Leaving try block" is printed.
there is no error occuerd so the catch block will not executed.
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