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- Q: What is an exception safe code?
A: A code may throw an exception but at the same time if it:- Doesn't allow any memory (allocated by it) to be leaked.
- Lets the program to remain in a well-defined state (no dangling pointers
and all) so that execution can continue as intended.
- Reports the error to the caller (when encountered).
then it can be termed as an exception safe code.
Of course, a code which won't be throwing any exception ever is an exception
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