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#include <iostream> using namespace std;  class Test {   static int count;   int id; public:   Test() {     count++;     id = count;     cout << "Constructing object number " << id << endl;     if(id == 4)        throw 4;   }   ~Test() { cout << "Destructing object number " << id << endl; } };  int Test::count = 0;  int main() {   try {     Test array[5];   } catch(int i) {     cout << "Caught " << i << endl;   } } 
Constructing object number 1  Constructing object number 2  Constructing object number 3  Constructing object number 4  Destructing object number 1  Destructing object number 2  Destructing object number 3  Destructing object number 4  Caught 4
Constructing object number 1  Constructing object number 2  Constructing object number 3  Constructing object number 4  Destructing object number 3  Destructing object number 2  Destructing object number 1  Caught 4
Constructing object number 1  Constructing object number 2  Constructing object number 3  Constructing object number 4  Destructing object number 4  Destructing object number 3  Destructing object number 2  Destructing object number 1  Caught 4
Constructing object number 1  Constructing object number 2  Constructing object number 3  Constructing object number 4  Destructing object number 1  Destructing object number 2  Destructing object number 3  Caught 4

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