Given the following function definition, what happens if the function throws the exception?

void f1( ) throw (double)
{
if( //some code here)
throw 12;
}
a. the 12 will be converted to 12.0
b. the function will throw an integer exception which is passed to the calling code.
c. the function will cause the program to exit
d. this code has a syntax error

c. the function will cause the program to exit

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