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Barbara Dyer-Bennet
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Joined: Sep 14, 2000
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What letters are written to the standard output with the following code?
1.����class Unchecked {
2.�������public static void main(String[] args) {
3.����������try {
4.�������������method();
5.����������} catch(Exception e) {}
6.�������}
7.�������static void method() {
8.����������try {
9.�������������wrench();
10.������������System.out.println("a");
11.���������}catch(ArithmeticException e) {
12.������������System.out.println("b");
13.���������}finally {
14.������������System.out.println("c");
15.���������}
16.���������System.out.println("d");
17.������}
18.������static void wrench() {
19.���������throw new NullPointerException();
20.������}
21.���}
Select all valid answers(correct answers are blue):
a.����"a"
b.����"b"
c.����"c"
d.����"d"
Here's what I thought... that both c and d would be printed, because the program would execute line 16 after the last finally block. Why is this so?
Thanks in advance,
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[This message has been edited by Barbara Dyer-Bennet (edited September 16, 2000).]
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Ramesh Donnipadu
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Joined: Sep 16, 2000
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No. It doesn't print d.
Because. method wrench() throws a NullPointerException which is not caught by any of the following catch blocks. So, after executing finally block, we still have a uncaught exception. In such cases, the method execution is terminated. Program control is passed back to line #5 after printing "c".
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Barbara Dyer-Bennet
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Oh, duh! 
Thanks... sometimes I just can't see it through my own eyes. That was a big help.
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