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Consider the following c++ code:
int lowerlimit; . .
try
{
}
catch (exception eobj) {
cout < < "exception: " < < eobj. what() < < endl;
}
cout < < "after the catch block" < < endl; what is the output if:
a. the value of lowerlimit is 50?
b. the value of lowerlimit is 150?

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