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An __ is an object that defines an unusual or erroneous situation that is typically recoverable |
Exception |
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An __ is an object that defines an erroneous situation from which the program usually cannot recover |
Error |
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A ___ can be used to find the exact link where an exception was thrown during program execution |
Call-stack trace |
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A __ is used to identify a block of statements that may cause an exception |
Try-block |
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A __ is used to specify how certain exceptions should be handled |
Catch block |
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Every line of a __ is executed no matter what exceptions are thrown. |
Finally block |
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If an exception is not caught, a program will ___ |
Terminate abnormally |
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The exception class and error class are subclasses of the ___ class |
Throwable |
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The __ statement is used to begin exception propogation |
Throw |
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A ___ is an ordered sequence of bytes |
Stream |
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___ represents the standard input stream |
Systems.in |
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___ file streams should be explicitly closed to ensure that written data is properly retained |
Output |
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__ exceptions must always be caught unless they are contained in methods that throw them in the method header |
checked |
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Is Runtimeexception checked or unchecked |
Unchecked |
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The __ method is part of the exception class and can be used to give information about a thrown exception |
PprintStackTrace |
