Both "Ignoring the Exception" and "Aborting the Program" Are Error-Handling

question 14

Multiple Choice

Both "ignoring the exception" and "aborting the program" are error-handling techniques that:

• A) Cannot be used if the error is fatal.
• B) Always result in a resource leak.
• C) Should not be used for mission-critical applications.
• D) Allow program execution to proceed as if no error had occurred.

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Definitions:

Baldwin and Ford

Baldwin and Ford is a model that outlines the factors influencing the transfer of training, including trainee characteristics, training design, and work environment.

Transfer of Training Process

The application of skills, knowledge, or attitudes learned in one context to another context, typically from a training environment to the job.

Training Inputs

The resources, materials, and information required to effectively design and implement a training program.

Learning and Retention

The process by which individuals acquire new skills or knowledge and the extent to which they are able to retain and apply this information over time.