Question $1$

Function $"\frac{?}{\text{b}\text{a}\text{r}}(),$ is a function that may throw an exception of type "int". Mark all true statements below:

The function $"f"$ should be declared with the keyword "noexcept".

If the call statement to the function $"F"$ is not put in a $"$ try $"$ block, the program may be completed successfully without crashing

The function $"f"$ will always throw an exception when it is called.

A call statement to the function $"f"$ should be put in a "try" block.

If the caller of the function $"f"$ does not handle the exception thrown by this function, it will be immediately terminated.

The following "catch" block catches the exception thrown by the function $"f"$:

catch $($runtime$\_$error$)$

An exception that is thrown by the function $"f"$ can be caught by the following "catch" block: catch$(dots)$

The following "catch" block can be used to catch the exception thrown by the function $"f^{\text{:}}$ :

catch $($char$)$