Exceptions - Practice Test

(A) It specifies the exception message

(B) It specifies the exception type

(C) It catches exceptions and handles them

(D) It contains the code that might throw an exception

(C) It catches exceptions and handles them

(A) No, a "catch" block can only catch one exception

(B) Only if the "catch" block is marked as "static"

(C) Only if the exceptions are marked as "final"

(D) Yes, a "catch" block can catch multiple exceptions using the pipe ( | ) symbol

(D) Yes, a "catch" block can catch multiple exceptions using the pipe ( | ) symbol

(A) To explicitly throw an exception

(B) To catch exceptions

(C) To specify exception types

(D) To declare a method as "throws"

(A) To explicitly throw an exception

(A) Only if the exception is marked as "static"

(B) Only if the method is marked as "final"

(C) No, a method must declare checked exceptions using the "throws" keyword

(D) Yes, a method can throw any checked exception without declaration

(D) Yes, a method can throw any checked exception without declaration

(A) To indicate that the method will throw an unchecked exception

(B) To specify the exception message

(C) To indicate that the method may throw a checked exception

(D) To specify the exception type

(C) To indicate that the method may throw a checked exception

Exceptions - Study Mode