Question 1

The statements that generate an exception are placed in a(n) ____________________ block.

Accepted Answer

try

Question 2

A try block is followed by one or more ____________________ blocks.

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catch

Question 3

If an exception is thrown in a try block, the remaining statements in that block are executed.

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When an exception is thrown in a try block, the remaining statements in that block are skipped, and control is transferred to the corresponding catch block, if one exists.

Question 4

A catch block with ____________________ is designed to catch any type of exception.

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The answer of A catch block with ____________________ is designed...

Question 5

What members do you typically include in a user-defined exception class?

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The answer of What members do you typically include in...

Question 6

Constructors with parameters in a user-defined exception class allow users to create their own error messages.

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Constructors with parameters in a user-defined exception class enable users to pass custom error messages when creating an instance of the exception, allowing for more informative error handling.

Question 7

In C++, all user-defined or built-in exceptions must be derived from the exception class.

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In C++, it is not mandatory for user-defined exceptions to be derived from the standard exception class, although it is a common practice for consistency and to utilize the standard exception handling features.

Question 8

A catch block can rethrow the same exception that it has caught.

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A catch block can rethrow the same exception using the 'throw' keyword, allowing it to be handled further up the call stack.

Question 9

What does these terms refer to:&#10;&#10;-$ \gg $ catch block:

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