If a function throws an exception,
A) it must be caught in that function.
B) it may be caught in that function
C) it causes a syntax error
D) it can only be a non-numeric exception.

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If a function throws an exception, it may be caught in that function but it is not necessary. It can be caught in a higher-level function or not caught at all, resulting in a program crash. The type of exception can be either numeric or non-numeric.

If a Function Throws an Exception