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What is an exception in programming?
What is an exception in programming?
- An unwanted program state (correct)
- An error that occurs when the program runs smoothly
- A situation where the program executes perfectly
- A predictable outcome of program execution
How is an exception described in a C++ program?
How is an exception described in a C++ program?
- A reason for successful program execution
- A common occurrence during program execution
- A response to an exceptional circumstance (correct)
- A signal for the end of program execution
What is one purpose of using exception handling in programming?
What is one purpose of using exception handling in programming?
- To avoid writing error-free code
- To transfer control from one part of the program to another (correct)
- To encourage errors in the program
- To complicate the debugging process
Why is it advised to handle exceptional cases in a program after ensuring it works correctly for expected cases?
Why is it advised to handle exceptional cases in a program after ensuring it works correctly for expected cases?
What does 'throwing an exception' refer to in C++?
What does 'throwing an exception' refer to in C++?
In C++, how is the handling of exceptions structured?
In C++, how is the handling of exceptions structured?