C# Exception Handling Quiz

Welcome to the C# Exception Handling Quiz! This quiz is designed to test your understanding of how C# manages exceptions, including how they are thrown, caught, and handled using try-catch blocks. You will also encounter questions about creating custom exceptions, using the finally block, and implementing exception filters. The quiz will challenge your knowledge of best practices for handling runtime errors in C# and ensure you’re prepared to write robust, error-resistant code.

What does the 'base' keyword do in a custom exception class?

It initializes the exception without any parameters

It calls the constructor of the Exception class

It prevents exceptions from being thrown

It handles exception propagation

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How does an exception filter help in handling exceptions?

By preventing exceptions from being thrown

By allowing multiple exceptions to be caught in the same catch block

By suppressing specific exceptions

By ignoring exceptions and allowing execution to continue

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What does the 'inner' parameter in an exception constructor represent?

It holds the reference to another exception that caused the current exception

It is used to catch the exception

It defines the error type

It stores additional information about the error

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What is the primary purpose of a custom exception constructor?

To create a new exception type with a message and optional properties

To prevent exceptions from being thrown

To override the ‘finally’ block

To handle exceptions automatically

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Why would you create a custom exception?

To replace try-catch

To remove the need for error handling

To stop built-in exceptions from working

To provide more specific error-handling scenarios in your application

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Which of the following methods is used to re-throw an exception?

catch ex;

finally;

throw ex;

throw;

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How can multiple exceptions be caught in C#?

By using a single catch block for all exceptions

By using multiple catch blocks with different exception types

By using a try-catch-finally block

By using the finally block

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What does 'try-finally' ensure?

That the program will stop running

That exceptions will be ignored

That the finally block will run, even if no exception is thrown

That the exception is caught before it reaches the finally block

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Which keyword allows you to define a clean-up operation, regardless of whether an exception occurs?

throw

catch

finally

try

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10.

What happens when an exception is not caught in any method in the call hierarchy?

The program terminates

The method returns a default value

The exception is ignored

The exception is logged but the program continues

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11.

Which keyword is used to throw an exception in C#?

catch

finally

throw

try

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12.

What does the 'finally' block guarantee?

It guarantees that the code inside it will execute whether or not an exception occurs

It guarantees that the app will stop execution

It guarantees that no exceptions will be thrown

It guarantees exception handling will occur

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13.

What is an exception?

A feature in object-oriented programming

A compile-time error

A runtime error that disrupts the flow of program execution

A type of class in C#

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14.

What is the effect of calling 'throw;' inside a catch block?

It re-throws the caught exception to propagate it upward

It suppresses the exception

It handles the exception internally

It stops the current method execution

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15.

What is the purpose of exception handling in C#?

To make code more complex

To handle errors gracefully and prevent app crashes

To ensure that code runs faster

To bypass errors and continue execution

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16.

Why might you create a custom exception in C#?

To prevent exceptions from being thrown

To provide more specific error details for a unique situation

To handle runtime errors

To replace built-in exception handling

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17.

Which statement correctly re-throws an exception caught in a catch block?

catch { return exception; }

catch { rethrow; }

catch { throw; }

catch { throw new; }

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18.

How do you access the exception message in a catch block?

By using ex.ExceptionType

By using ex.GetMessage()

By calling ex.Message

By calling exception.ErrorMessage()

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19.

What will happen if an exception is thrown inside a method but not caught in the same method?

The program will automatically catch the exception

The method will return a null value

The program will terminate immediately

The exception will propagate up the call hierarchy

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20.

Which of the following best describes exception filters using the 'when' keyword?

They prevent exceptions from being thrown

They are used to define custom exceptions

They are used to catch multiple exception types in a single catch block

They create a new scope for exceptions

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21.

Which of the following is TRUE about a 'catch' block?

It only catches syntax errors

It must always be followed by a ‘finally’ block

It only handles custom exceptions

It handles exceptions thrown in the corresponding ‘try’ block

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22.

In a try-catch block, what does the 'try' section do?

Contains code that is skipped if an exception occurs

Contains the exception handling logic

Contains code that may throw an exception

Catches any thrown exceptions

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23.

What is the role of the 'throw' keyword in C#?

To skip the current method

To catch exceptions

To suppress exceptions

To throw exceptions and trigger error handling

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24.

Which of the following is a built-in exception type in C#?

ArgumentOutOfRangeException

ResourceNotAvailableException

NullPointerException

HighVoltageException

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25.

What happens when an exception is thrown in C#?

Control is transferred to exception-handling code

The exception is caught and ignored

The program skips to the end of the method

The program continues execution normally

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Time’s up

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