When they are detected sequentially, they can either be handled serially or a (*) double-fault can be invoked.
When commit-or-rollback semantics are present, the strong Abrahams guarantee for their safety is met. When they are detected sequentially, they can either be handled serially or a (*) double-fault can be invoked. Functions will not produce them under any circumstances in the no-throw guarantee. When they are continuable, the system can correct the condition through a handler subroutine and resume operation from their point of occurrence. For 10 points, name these error conditions that arise when a program executes.
When commit-or-rollback semantics are present, the strong Abrahams guarantee for their safety is met.
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