Mentioning a base class B in an exception specification includes a class D objects,where D is derived from B,in the exception specification.

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This is true. If a base class B is mentioned in an exception specification, it includes all derived classes of B, such as D, in the same exception specification. Therefore, if an exception is thrown from an object of class D, it will also be caught by the exception handling mechanism for class B.

Mentioning a Base Class B in an Exception Specification Includes