Q. When a function includes a throw statement for errors, the call to the potentially offending function should be placed within a _____ block

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Q. In a C++ program, which of the following can be thrown?

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Q. You must provide a constructor for a derived class

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Q. If a derived class uses the public access specifier, then _____

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Q. You _____ write your own container classes

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Q. If an integer object is thrown with a throw statement, then a subsequent catch block has a usable match if the type of the catch argument is

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Q. You separate a derived class name from its access specifier with

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Q. To use a template class member function, use the ________ with the instantiation

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Q. When a class is derived from another derived class, the newly derived class

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Q. With a template class, _____ type is generic

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Q. Template classes that have already been written to perform common class tasks are called _____

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Q. If two types of errors may be thrown, you should write _______

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Q. If no exception is thrown ________

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Q. Within parentheses, catch blocks can have _____

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Q. To create a template class, you begin with _________

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Q. If an integer object is thrown with a throw statement, then a subsequent catch block has a usable match if the type of the catch argument is _____

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Q. The compiler determines the type used in a template function via ___________

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Q. Catch blocks must _____

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Q. An exception specification begins with the keyword _____

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Q. A function in a derived class that has the same name as a function in the parent class _____

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