The term "exception propagation" means:

a) an exception is caught by the first catch clause

b) an exception not caught by the first catch clause is caught by an outer (enclosing) catch clause

c) exceptions are caught, sequentially, by catch clauses in the current try block

d) exceptions always are caught by the outermost try block

e) none of the above

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Kaydence Warner

Computers & Technology

30 November, 10:49

The term "exception propagation" means:

a) an exception is caught by the first catch clause

b) an exception not caught by the first catch clause is caught by an outer (enclosing) catch clause

c) exceptions are caught, sequentially, by catch clauses in the current try block

d) exceptions always are caught by the outermost try block

e) none of the above

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Jacey Trevino · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

Exceptions are caught from inner catch block to the outer catch. If an exception is thrown inside a method and it is not catches by that catch block then the calling method's catch block / outer catch block will catch that

The Answer is B