How does a try statement determine which catch clause
should be used to handle an exception?
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Answer / guest
when an exception is thrown with in the body of the try
statement then the catch clauses of the try statement are
examined in the order in which they appear.The first catch
clause that is capable of handling the exception is caught
and the remaining are ignored.
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Answer / vatti
when an exception is thrown from the try block,the type of
exception object specified in the catch statement matches
with the exception thrown, that one will execute
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