Exceptions

[josephine chen]

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To prevent code which follows a try block from being executed when an exception is caught, you can:
does this mean statements under tryblk --finally or other
statements or both???

a) Code an end clause. //f

b) Code a return statement in the finally clause. //u cannot have statements underneath this compiler gives error

c) Code a return statement in the catch clause.
//excutes finally but not statements underneath

d) Call System.exit() in the catch clause.
//does not execute finally

[Sridhar Garimella]

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To prevent code which follows a try block from being executed when an exception is caught, you can:
does this mean statements under tryblk --finally or other
statements or both???
a) Code an end clause. //f
b) Code a return statement in the finally clause. //u cannot have statements underneath this compiler gives error
c) Code a return statement in the catch clause.
//excutes finally but not statements underneath
d) Call System.exit() in the catch clause.
//does not execute finally
I think with respect to this situation c and d are correct.Because finally is a optional one.So, there is no problem
if finally is not present.I think the context of this question is finally is not present.Then straight the asnwers are c and d