What happens if an exception is throws from an object's
constructor and from object's destructor?
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Answer / rajesh
exception from object's destructor - could terminate the
program while stack unwinding.
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Answer / achal ubbott
If an exception is generated by constructor of the class
that object is not created. That means if you do
delete obj_ptr;
the destructor would not be called.
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Answer / reegan
if an exception is throws from object constructor, it is
caught by catch block .the same thing is happen in the objects
destructor.
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