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What happens if exceptions are ignored?

If the programmer has not written the program in such a way that it detects and handles exceptions, usually one of three things will happen:

• The program crashes immediately

• The program continues to work, but behaves strangely and then crashes

• The program continues to work, but produces meaningless results

None of these situations is desirable. The programmer should anticipate exceptions wherever possible, and write the program in such a way that it responds appropriately

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