If you have a function that might throw an exception and some programs that use that function might want to handle that exception differently, you should
A) not catch the exception in the function
B) throw an integer exception
C) never throw an exception in this function
D) none of the above

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

It is generally not a good practice to catch exceptions within a function, as it limits the flexibility of the function and can lead to unexpected behavior for programs that use it. Instead, the function should throw the exception and allow the calling program to handle it according to its specific needs.

If You Have a Function That Might Throw an Exception