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When an object-oriented program detects an error within a function, the function
Athrows an exception
Bthrows a fit
Ccatches a message
Dcatches an exception
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try: is a block of statements that may throw an exception.
catch: is a block of statements that gets called when a exception is thrown.
throw: can be used to throw an exception.
So when an object-oriented program detects an error within a function, the function throws an exception and catch block if implemented catches the exception, if not the exception will be propagated to the caller function.
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Basic exception handling mechanism in OOP language is like below.
try: is a block of statements that may throw an exception.
catch: is a block of statements that gets called when a exception is thrown.
throw: can be used to throw an exception.
So when an object-oriented program detects an error within a function, the function throws an exception and catch block if implemented catches the exception, if not the exception will be propagated to the caller function.
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