Chapter 12: Problem 4
Other than the object class, what is the superclass for all exceptions?
Chapter 12: Problem 4
Other than the object class, what is the superclass for all exceptions?
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Get started for freeA program's main method calls method \(\mathrm{A},\) which calls method \(\mathrm{B}\) None of these methods performs any exception handling. The code in method \(\mathrm{B}\) throws an exception. Describe what happens.
What does the throw statement do?
What classes do you use to write output to a binary file? What classes do you use to read from a binary file?
If a method has a throw statement, does it always have to have a throws clause in its header? Why or why not?
What class do you use to work with random access files?
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