How do you specify that a function will throw no exceptions in C++?
A. Using the 'noexcept' specifier
B. Using the 'nothrow' specifier
C. Using the 'throw' keyword
D. Using the 'catch' block
Answer: Option A
A. Using the 'noexcept' specifier
B. Using the 'nothrow' specifier
C. Using the 'throw' keyword
D. Using the 'catch' block
Answer: Option A
What is exception handling in C++?
A. A method to handle errors during runtime
B. A method to handle errors during compile time
C. A method to handle errors during linking
D. A method to handle errors during execution
What is the purpose of the 'try' block in exception handling in C++?
A. To catch exceptions
B. To throw exceptions
C. To define the block of code that may generate exceptions
D. To handle exceptions
Which of the following is not a standard exception class in C++?
A. IOException
B. std::exception
C. std::runtime_error
D. std::out_of_range
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