Multiple Choice
The difference between a checked and an unchecked exception is
A) checked exceptions need not be listed in a throws clause
B) unchecked exceptions must be listed in a throws clause
C) neither kind of exception follows the rules of exception propagation
D) an unchecked exception requires no throws clause
E) a checked exception always must be caught by a try block while this is not true for an unchecked exception
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