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12.1. What is an Exception?
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- 1.
Define what an exception is in programming.
Hint
Think about unexpected events during code execution.
- 2.
What type of error occurs when the syntax is incorrect?
Hint
This error is detected before the program runs.
- 3.
What is an exception in programming?
- A syntax error
- An event disrupting normal flow
- An external library issue
Hint
Focus on the definition provided in class.
- 4.
Are logical errors considered exceptions?
- True
- False
Hint
Think about how logical errors behave differently than exceptions.
- 5.
Discuss how programmers can effectively handle exceptions to improve software quality. What practices should be adopted?
Hint
Recall practices we discussed in class to handle exceptions.
- 6.
Write a code snippet demonstrating a simple exception handling mechanism in Java. Explain why your example is effective.
Hint
Think about how the `try-catch` block works.
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