Q: 10
Which exception type cannot be caught?
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I don’t think it’s D, since CelloutException isn’t a known Apex exception. B makes sense if they meant LimitException, which never hits catch. Easy trap if you're not familiar with governor limits. Let me know if you read it differently.
C/D? This kind of typo just makes it more confusing than it needs to be. Still sticking with B.
Nah, I don’t think it’s D since CelloutException isn’t actually an Apex thing. B fits, especially if they meant LimitException, which can’t be caught. A lot of people trip on that.
Pretty sure it's B since in Apex, LimitException (which I think they're pointing at with "LinkException") can't be caught with try-catch. The others like custom exceptions are catchable. Anyone see it phrased this way before?
Its B, had something like this in a mock, LimitException can’t be caught.
Guessing B. Assuming they meant LimitException, that's the one in Apex you can't actually catch with try-catch. Custom exceptions and the others are catchable so B fits here. Pretty sure about this but open to any different takes.
B, not D. LimitException (probably meant by B) can't be caught in Apex, unlike the others.
B for this one. LimitExceptions can’t be caught in Apex, so if B is meant to represent that, it fits best here.
D tbh, question is clear and options are easy to follow.
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