Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What problem does the 'Stack cleanup' policy aim to solve?

Memory leakage
Stack overflow
Incorrect Stack usage by client programmers
Too complex data structures

The correct answer is: Incorrect Stack usage by client programmers

The 'Stack cleanup' policy aims to solve the issue of incorrect usage of the stack by client programmers. A memory leakage occurs when a programming language cannot automatically reclaim memory that is no longer needed. This is not the problem that the 'Stack cleanup' policy addresses. A stack overflow occurs when the stack size limit is exceeded, causing program failure. While this is a common issue with stacks, it is not the specific problem that the 'Stack cleanup' policy is designed to solve. The complexity of data structures refers to the structure and organization of data in a program and is not directly related to the usage of a stack. It is also not the problem targeted by the 'Stack cleanup' policy.