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What is code debugging?
A process to identify code syntax errors during the build process.
A process to isolate and fix issues in code logic.
A process to verify that code builds and runs without errors.
What is a debugger?
A software tool used to observe and control the execution flow of a program.
A program that generates code automatically based on user input.
A tool that helps developers write their code faster.
What happens when execution of a C# application results in a system error?
The program crashes and closes.
The .NET runtime creates and throws an exception.
The error is silently ignored and the program continues to run.
What is the purpose of catching an exception in C#?
To ignore the errors that occur in a program.
To generate other exceptions in a program.
To take corrective action when an error occurs in a program.
What is the relationship between the type of exception and the information it contains?
The type of exception determines the information it contains.
The type of exception and the information it contains are unrelated.
The information contained in an exception determines the type of exception.
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