Java Exception Handling Quiz
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An exception is an event that disrupts the normal flow of code ______.

execution

Exception handling is used to change the flow of execution if an ______ occurs.

exception

There are various types of exceptions, including ______, ArithmeticException, and NullPointerException.

ClassNotFoundException

A try block may throw an exception that can be handled by a ______ block.

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User-defined exceptions can be created by extending the ______ class.

<p>Exception</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

  • An exception is an event that disrupts the normal flow of code execution.
  • Exception handling is used to change the flow of execution if an exception occurs.
  • Checked exceptions occur during compilation, while unchecked exceptions occur during execution.
  • There are various types of exceptions, including ClassNotFoundException, ArithmeticException, and NullPointerException.
  • A try block may throw an exception that can be handled by a catch block.
  • The getMessage() method can be used to determine Java's message about the exception.
  • Multiple catch blocks can be used for a single try block.
  • User-defined exceptions can be created by extending the Exception class.
  • A throw statement sends an exception out of a block or method for handling elsewhere.
  • The finally block contains statements that are executed whether or not an exception is thrown.

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Test your knowledge of Java exception handling with this informative quiz. From understanding the different types of exceptions to creating user-defined exceptions, this quiz covers all the essential concepts. Sharpen your skills on try-catch blocks, throw statements, and the finally block, and learn how to handle exceptions like a pro. Get ready to dive into the world of Java exceptions and boost your programming expertise!

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