Both "ignoring the exception" and "aborting the program" are error-handling techniques that:
A) Cannot be used if the error is fatal.
B) Always result in a resource leak.
C) Should not be used for mission-critical applications.
D) Allow program execution to proceed as if no error had occurred.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Ignoring exceptions or aborting the program are not suitable for mission-critical applications because they do not provide robust error handling or recovery mechanisms.

Both "Ignoring the Exception" and "Aborting the Program" Are Error-Handling