Question 1

____ is thrown when you attempt to store an object that is the wrong data type in an array.

Accepted Answer

A) IndexOutOfRangeException 
B) ArrayTypeMismatchException 
C) NullReferenceException 
D) OverflowException

Question 2

Programmers sometimes call a situation in which nothing goes wrong the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Programmers sometimes call a situation in which...

Question 3

In Java, an ArithmeticException is a type of ____.

Accepted Answer

A) Error 
B) Exception 
C) RuntimeError 
D) OverflowException

Question 4

____ is thrown when an arithmetic operation produces a result for which the value is greater than the assigned memory location can accommodate.

Accepted Answer

A) IndexOutOfRangeException 
B) ArrayTypeMismatchException 
C) NullReferenceException 
D) OverflowException

Question 5

A(n) ____ is an unexpected or error condition that occurs while a program is running.

Accepted Answer

A) error handle 
B) program error 
C) exception 
D) program exit

Question 6

A catch block has no return type and ____ be called directly.

Accepted Answer

A) cannot 
B) can 
C) can sometimes 
D) can always

Question 7

When a program throws an exception, you always have to deal with it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Probably the most often used error-handling solution before object-oriented programming was to make a decision before working with a potentially error-causing value.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

When you create a segment of code in which something might go wrong, you place the code in an error block.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The object-oriented techniques to manage errors, such as dividing a value by 0, comprise the group of methods known as ____.

Accepted Answer

A) exception handling 
B) error handling 
C) exception processing 
D) error processing

Question 11

The memory location known as the ____ is where the computer stores the list of method locations to which the system must return.

Accepted Answer

A) method stack 
B) location stack 
C) call stack 
D) store location

Question 12

When you create an exception, it is conventional to end its name with ____.

Accepted Answer

A) EClass 
B) Exception 
C) Error 
D) Exc

Question 13

By inheriting from the Exception class, you gain access to methods contained in the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) derived class 
B) subclass 
C) child class 
D) parent class

Question 14

When appropriate, specialized ____ classes provide an elegant way for you to handle error situations.

Accepted Answer

A) Exception 
B) Error 
C) Constructor 
D) Event

Question 15

Many well-designed programs that try code do not include any catch blocks; instead, they contain only ____.

Accepted Answer

A) release pairs 
B) try pairs 
C) try-finally pairs 
D) finally pairs

Question 16

A(n) ____ statement indicates the end of the catch block in the pseudocode.

Accepted Answer

A) finalcatch 
B) finally 
C) endcatch 
D) stop

Question 17

The ____ block is used when the program uses data files that must be closed.

Accepted Answer

A) release 
B) finally 
C) resource 
D) discharge

Question 18

Object-oriented ____________________ provides a more elegant solution for handling error conditions than in previous procedural approaches.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Object-oriented ____________________ provides a more elegant solution...

Question 19

Exceptions can be particularly useful when you throw them from ____, which do not have a return type, so they have no other way to send information back to the calling method.

Accepted Answer

A) methods 
B) classes 
C) constructors 
D) finally blocks

Question 20

When you include a(n) ____________________ block, you are assured that the finally statements will execute before the method is abandoned, even if the method closes prematurely.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When you include a(n) ____________________ block, you...

Exam 10: Exception Handling

____ is thrown when you attempt to store an object that is the wrong data type in an array.

Programmers sometimes call a situation in which nothing goes wrong the ____________________.

In Java, an ArithmeticException is a type of ____.

____ is thrown when an arithmetic operation produces a result for which the value is greater than the assigned memory location can accommodate.

A(n) ____ is an unexpected or error condition that occurs while a program is running.

A catch block has no return type and ____ be called directly.

When a program throws an exception, you always have to deal with it.

Probably the most often used error-handling solution before object-oriented programming was to make a decision before working with a potentially error-causing value.

When you create a segment of code in which something might go wrong, you place the code in an error block.

The object-oriented techniques to manage errors, such as dividing a value by 0, comprise the group of methods known as ____.

The memory location known as the ____ is where the computer stores the list of method locations to which the system must return.

When you create an exception, it is conventional to end its name with ____.

By inheriting from the Exception class, you gain access to methods contained in the ____.

When appropriate, specialized ____ classes provide an elegant way for you to handle error situations.

Many well-designed programs that try code do not include any catch blocks; instead, they contain only ____.

A(n) ____ statement indicates the end of the catch block in the pseudocode.

The ____ block is used when the program uses data files that must be closed.

Object-oriented ____________________ provides a more elegant solution for handling error conditions than in previous procedural approaches.

Exceptions can be particularly useful when you throw them from ____, which do not have a return type, so they have no other way to send information back to the calling method.

When you include a(n) ____________________ block, you are assured that the finally statements will execute before the method is abandoned, even if the method closes prematurely.