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Which of the following is an advantage of exception handling in Java?
Which of the following is an advantage of exception handling in Java?
- It allows for abnormal termination of the program.
- It does not use a call stack mechanism.
- It categorizes exceptions into different types. (correct)
- It handles all exceptions with the Exception root class.
What happens if a method throws an exception and it is not handled immediately?
What happens if a method throws an exception and it is not handled immediately?
- The program terminates abruptly.
- The exception is propagated to the caller of that method. (correct)
- The exception is handled by the Exception root class.
- The exception is ignored.
What is the purpose of separating normal code from exception handling code in Java?
What is the purpose of separating normal code from exception handling code in Java?
- To avoid abnormal termination of the program. (correct)
- To handle all exceptions with the Exception root class.
- To simplify the call stack mechanism.
- To categorize exceptions into different types.
Why is it recommended to handle exceptions with specific Exception classes instead of handling them with the Exception root class?
Why is it recommended to handle exceptions with specific Exception classes instead of handling them with the Exception root class?
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What happens if an exception is thrown and no appropriate exception handler is found?
What happens if an exception is thrown and no appropriate exception handler is found?
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Which of the following is NOT a way to handle exceptions in Java?
Which of the following is NOT a way to handle exceptions in Java?
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What is the purpose of the 'throws' clause in a method declaration?
What is the purpose of the 'throws' clause in a method declaration?
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Which of the following is true about try-catch blocks in Java?
Which of the following is true about try-catch blocks in Java?
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