Exception Handling in C++ MCQ question and answer with solution | C++ Programimg MCQs

A. It must be present after every 'try' block

B. It is executed if an exception is caught

C. It is executed regardless of whether an exception is thrown or not

D. It is optional and is not required

A. To handle the exception at a different location

B. To ignore the exception

C. To propagate the exception up the call stack

D. To handle the exception at the same location

A. <exception>

B. <error>

C. <assert>

D. <throw>

A. It throws an exception if a condition is false

B. It catches exceptions

C. It handles arithmetic errors

D. It ensures proper memory allocation

A. class MyException : public std::exception

B. class MyException extends Exception

C. class MyException extends Throwable

D. class MyException : exception

A. It leads to undefined behavior

B. It causes the program to crash

C. It is automatically caught and handled

D. It is logged to a file

A. It represents errors detected during runtime

B. It represents errors detected during compile time

C. It represents logical errors in the code

D. It represents memory allocation errors

A. Using the 'throws' keyword

B. Using the 'exception' keyword

C. Using the 'throws()' specifier

D. Using the 'noexcept' specifier

A. It indicates that a function may throw an exception

B. It indicates that a function will never throw an exception

C. It automatically catches exceptions

D. It is used for exception handling

A. It represents errors related to dynamic memory allocation

B. It represents errors related to file handling

C. It represents errors related to string manipulation

D. It represents errors related to type conversion