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The program contains a validate function that throws different data types based on the value of the integer passed to it. It contains multiple catch blocks to handle the different data types thrown. Calling validate with values of 0, 1, and -1 will cause it to throw 0, 1.0, and "negetive" respectively. The output will be the values caught and printed by each catch block in the order the exceptions are thrown.

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A 8 Q 1

The program contains a validate function that throws different data types based on the value of the integer passed to it. It contains multiple catch blocks to handle the different data types thrown. Calling validate with values of 0, 1, and -1 will cause it to throw 0, 1.0, and "negetive" respectively. The output will be the values caught and printed by each catch block in the order the exceptions are thrown.

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Consider the program given below.

#include<iostream>

void validate(int i){


try
if(i <0)
throw "negetive";
else if(i > 0)
throw i * 1.00;
else
throw 0;

catch(int ){ std::cout << "int "; } //LINE-1

catch(float ){ st

cout << "float


catch(const char* ){ std::cout << "

5} //LINE-2
har *"; } //LINE-3

3
int main({
yl
validate(0);
validate(1);
validate(-1);
3
catch(...) { std::cout << "ALL"; } //LINE-4
3

What will be the output?


a) int float char *
b) int float

©) int ALL

d) int ALL char *

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