If you include an exception specification list with a function, and code a throw type that is not listed, the program will not compile.

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Including an exception specification list with a function (e.g., using `throw()` in C++) does not prevent the program from compiling if a throw type not listed is used; however, it may result in undefined behavior at runtime if an unlisted type is thrown.

If You Include an Exception Specification List with a Function