Placing throw() after a function's parameter list:
a. Guarantees that all exceptions can be thrown in this function.
b. Guarantees that only programmer-defined exceptions can be thrown in this function.
c. Indicates that throwing an exception in this function would call unexpected.
d. Indicates that the compiler will issue an error if the function contains a throw expression.
c. Indicates that throwing an exception in this function would call unexpected.
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