If a function will possibly throw an unhandled exception, the try block should
A) be in the function definition
B) encompass the function call
C) be in the catch block
D) not be used

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The try block should encompass the function call so that any potential exceptions thrown by the function can be caught and handled within the catch block. Placing the try block within the function definition itself would not necessarily handle any exceptions that occur when the function is called in another part of the code. Not using a try block at all would result in any unhandled exceptions causing the program to terminate.

If a Function Will Possibly Throw an Unhandled Exception, the Try