Consider the following C++ skeletal program: class Big { int i; float f; void fu

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Consider the following C++ skeletal program: class Big {    int i;    float f;    void fun1() throwint {       ...       try{       ...       throwi;       ...       throwf;       ...       }       catch(float){...}          ...    }    }    class Small {    int j;    float g;    void fun2() throwfloat{       ...       try{       Big.fun1();       ...       throwj;       ...       throwg;       ...       }    catch(int) {...}           ...          }        catch(float){...} } } In each of the four throw statements, whereis the exception handled? Note that fun1 is called from fun2 in class Small. Consider the following C++ skeletal program: class Big {    int i;    float f;    void fun1() throwint {       ...       try{       ...       throwi;       ...       throwf;       ...       }       catch(float){...}          ...    }    }    class Small {    int j;    float g;    void fun2() throwfloat{       ...       try{       Big.fun1();       ...       throwj;       ...       throwg;       ...       }    catch(int) {...}           ...          }        catch(float){...} } } In each of the four throw statements, whereis the exception handled? Note that fun1 is called from fun2 in class Small. } } In each of the four throw statements, whereis the exception handled? Note that fun1 is called from fun2 in class Small.

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