When using the throw statement, if you don't pass a message to the exception object's constructor,
A) the exception will have a null message
B) the exception will have a message containing the address of the exception
C) the exception will have a default message describing the exception
D) a compiler error will occur

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When you don't pass a message to the exception object's constructor using the throw statement, the exception will have a null message. This is because exceptions are objects, and like any other object, if not explicitly initialized, their string attributes, including the message, default to null.

When Using the Throw Statement, If You Don't Pass a Message