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Java Compilation Errors

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The method has an incorrect return type.

The method is not declared as public.

A return statement is missing in the method. (correct)

The method is not logically correct.

The method will compile but will throw a runtime error.

The method will compile and run without errors.

The method will not compile due to a syntax error. (correct)

The method will compile but will not return any value.

To ensure that the method always returns a value. (correct)

To terminate the execution of the method.

To handle exceptions in the method.

To specify the return type of the method.

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<p>The method will not compile due to a syntax error.</p> Signup and view all the answers

A return statement is required for a value-returning method in Java.
The Java compiler checks for possible compilation errors in a method.
A method without a return statement can lead to a compilation error, even if it is logically correct.
The Java compiler assumes that a method may not return a value if it lacks a return statement.