| Any code in a try block that comes after an exception is thrown will not execute. |
True |
| The order in which you code for exceptions to be caught after a try block does not matter.
|
False |
| To use the standard exceptions already defined, you should include which file? |
<stdexcept> (most expected answer) |
| To create your own exceptions, you need to include which file? |
<exception> |
| It is bad programming practice to define new exceptions that do not inherit from the base
class exception. |
True |
| When defining your own exception, which method must be overridden? |
what() |
| The keyword noexcept means that the method being defined does not catch exceptions. |
False |
| When an exception is thrown, it must be caught immediately by the function that called it.
|
False |
| An exception can be caught and then re-thrown. |
True |
| It is good programming practice to use standard exceptions with informative text. |
True |