Q: Exception Handling refers to:
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A
Identifying all possible erroneous inputs, and managing how an application responds to them.
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B
Commercial runtime environments that contain tools to record debugging information from memory at the time of the exception, to provide 'root-cause' analysis information later.
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C
During application execution, if certain special conditions. met, a specific subroutine 'exception handler' is called.
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D
All the above options
D
Answer:
D
Explanation:
The correct option is:
All the above options
Exception handling refers to the process of managing errors or special conditions that occur during the execution of an application. It involves identifying possible erroneous inputs, managing responses to these inputs, using commercial runtime environments for debugging, and invoking a specific exception handler when certain conditions are met.
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