If unexpected data is processed in an I/O operation:
A) An exception will be thrown.
B) An error message will automatically be displayed.
C) The program will terminate execution.
D) Various error bits will be set.

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In I/O operations, unexpected data typically results in setting error bits (like EOF, failbit, badbit) rather than automatically throwing exceptions, displaying error messages, or terminating the program.

If Unexpected Data Is Processed in an I/O Operation