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Java ™ 8
Exception
Handling
Quiz


Mahavir DS Rathore

Copyright
Java 8 Exception handling quiz by Mahavir DS Rathore. While every precaution has been
taken in the preparation of this book the author assume No responsibility for errors or
omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

About the author
I have has been programming & teaching Java for last 18 years. This book is an effort to
document my knowledge to share with everyone across the world. I am available to do
training on Java anywhere in the world. My email id is gurumahaveer@gmail.com

Who should read the book?
This book is for programmers who already know Core Java (Java Standard Edition).

Acknowledgement
Java is owned by Oracle and trademark is acknowledged.

Dedication
To the inventors of the Java Language.


Table of Content
Sl.No Chapter HyperLink

1 Java Setup Go

2 What is Go
Exception?

3 What is Exception Go
Handling?

4 Java Exception Go
Hierarchy

5 Try and Catch Go

Block

6 Exception Go
Handling API

7 Multiple Catch Go

8 Multiple Go
Exceptions

9 Finally Block Go

10 Finally and return Go

keyword

11 Checked and Go
Unchecked
Exception

12 Nested Exception Go

13 Throw Keyword Go

14 Exception Go
 Chaining

15 Try with Resource Go

16 Overriding Go
Exception

17 User Defined Go
Exception

Chapter 1
Software Setup

Q.1: What is the latest version of Java?

A 7

B 6

C 9

D 8

<–-Right Answer

 Q.2: JRE stands for …………………

A Java Robust Engine

B Java Required Engine

C Java Runtime Engine

D Java Runnable Engine

<–-Right Answer

Q. 3: JDK stands for …………………

A Java Debugging Kit

B Java Development Kit

C Java Documentation Kit

D Java Database Kit

<–-Right Answer

Q. 4: To compile and execute Java

application ……………. is needed

A JDK

B JRE

C JME

D JEE

<–-Right Answer


Q.5: Which environment variable

(Windows OS) is set for accessing java
compiler and java interpreter at
command line?

A CLASSPATH

B JAVAHOME

C PATH

D HOME

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: To just execute a Java application

………………. is needed at the
minimum.

A JME

B JDK

C JEE

D JRE

<–-Right Answer

Q.7: The command for java interpreter

(Windows OS) is ………….

A Javaip.exe

B Javac.exe
 C Java.exe

D Javai.exe

<–-Right Answer

Q.8: The command for Java compiler

(Windows OS) is ………….

A Java.exe

B Javacompiler.exe

C Javacomp.exe

D Javac.exe

<–-Right Answer

Q.9: In which folder is 32-bit JDK

(Windows OS) is installed by default?

A C:\Program Files\

B C:\Windows\

C C:\Java

D C:\Program Files (x86)\

<–-Right Answer

Q.10: In which folder is 64-bit JDK

(Windows OS) is installed by default?

 A C:\Program Files\

B C:\Windows\

C C:\Java

D C:\Program Files (x86)\

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 D The latest version of Java is

version 8.

2 C “JRE” stands for Java

Runtime Engine.

3 B “JDK” stands for Java

Development Kit.

4 A “JDK” is required for a

Java program to be
compiled and executed.

5 C PATH environment variable

contains the location of
Java commands.

6 D To just execute a java

application only JRE is
required.

7 C “Java.exe” is the command

to activate Java interpreter.

8 D “Javac.exe” is the command

to activate Java compiler.
 9 D 32-bit application on
Windows OS is installed in
“C:\Program Files (x86)\
“folder by default.

10 A 64-bit application on
Windows OS is installed in
“C:\Program Files\” folder
by default.

Chapter 2
What is Exception?

Q.1: ……….. Occur at Runtime.

A Error

B Exception

C Trigger

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

 Q.2: Runtime error is also called as
…………..

A Error

B Compiler error

C Exception

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: Syntax error yields into a

…………

A Runtime error

B Exception

C Compiler error

D All of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: Dividing an integer by zero yields

into a ………..

A Compiler error

B JVM error

C Nothing

D Exception
 <–-Right Answer

Q.5: A missing semi-colon for an

instruction yields into a ………….

A Exception

B Runtime error

C Compiler error

D JVM error

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: What will be the output?

class Program {
public static void main(String args[]) {
String ar = new String[1];
ar[2] =“Ram”;
System.out.println(ar[0]);
}
}

A Compiler error

B Exception

C No error

D JVM

<–-Right Answer


Q.7: An exception can occur when

…………..

A ‘throw’ is called

B Abnormal code is executed

C Asynchronous error happen

D All of the above

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 B Exception occur at Runtime

i.e. during program
execution.

2 C Another name for Runtime

error is Exception.

3 C Syntax error yields into a

Compiler error.

4 D Division by zero yields into

ArithmeticException.

5 C Missing semi-colon is
captured as a Compiler error.

6 B Exception
“ArrayOutOfBounds” occur.

7 D An exception can occur

 when any of below is called
or occur
a. ‘throw’ b. Abnormal code
is executed c. Asynchronous
error

Chapter 3
What is Exception Handling?

Q.1: …………. helps in avoiding

runtime crash of a program.

A Error handling

B Exception handling

C Compiler handling

D Database handling

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: Which of the following is not a

keyword?

A Throw
 B Throws

C throwing

D Try

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: Which of the following is not a

keyword?

A Try

B Catch

C except

D Finally

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: How to raise an exception?

A throws

B Throw

C except

D Raise

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: Who handles unhandled

exceptions?

 A JVM

B OS

C catch

D finally

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans

1 B Exception handling is used

for avoiding crash of a
program.

2 C ‘throwing’ is not a keyword

in Java.

3 C ‘except’ is not keyword in

Java.

4 B The ‘throw’ keyword is

used for raising an
exception.

5 A JVM handles those

exception that are not
handled by a program.

Chapter 4
Java Exception Hierarchy

Q.1: ……………. class is the mother

class of all exception classes (directly or
indirectly).

A Throwable

B Exception

C Error

D Object

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: …………………… class is the

mother class of “Exception” class.

A Object

B Error

C Compiler

D Throwable

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: …………. is the mother class of

“Error” class.

A Object
 B Exception

C Throwable

D RuntimeException

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: ……………….. Is the mother class

of “RuntimeException” class?

A Error

B Exception

C Throwable

D Object

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: Throwable class implements

…………………. interface

A Cloneable

B Serializable

C Runnable

D Comparable

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: …………… is the mother class of

“Throwable” class.


A Object

B Exception

C Error

D JVM

<–-Right Answer

Q.7: …………. (And derived class)

exception is not recoverable.

A Error class

B Throwable class

C Exception class

D Object class

<–-Right Answer

Q.8: ……………….. (And derived class)

exception is asynchronous.

A Throwable class

B Error class

C Exception class

D Object class

<–-Right Answer

 Q.9: Which of the following is/are
derived from “Error class”?

A StackoverflowError

B OutOfMemoryError

C VirtualMachineError

D All of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.10: When does ThreadDeath

exception occur?

A Thread.abort()

B Thread.stop()

C Thread.exit()

D Thread.quit()

<–-Right Answer

Q.11: Which exception occur when a

method is called recursively?

A OutOfMemoryError

B OutOfMemoryException

C StackoverflowException

D StackoverflowError
 <–-Right Answer

Q.12: ………….. (Exception) is

compiler checked.

A Error class

B RuntimeException class

C Exception class

D Object class

C <–-Right Answer

Q.13: …………… (Exception) is not

compiler checked.

A Exception class

B Throwable class

C Object class

D RuntimeException

<–-Right Answer

Q.14: Which of the following class is

not derived from RuntimeException
class?

A NullPointerException

B ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException
 C ArithmeticException

D IOException

<–-Right Answer

Q.15: Which of following interfaces

does Exception class implement?

A Serializable

B Throwable

C Attribute

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.16: Which of the following interfaces

does Error class implement?

A Serializable

B Throwable

C Atrribute

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.17: ………………. exception is

compiler checked.

 A Throwable class

B Object class

C Error class

D RuntimeException class

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans Explanation

1 A Throwable class is the

mother class of all exception
classes (directly or
indirectly).

2 D Throwable class is the

mother class of Exception.

3 C Throwable class is the

mother class of Error class.

4 B Exception class is the

mother class of Runtime
class.

5 B Serializable interface is
implemented by Throwable
class.

6 A Object is the mother class of

Throwable class.

7 A Error class exception not

recoverable.

8 B Error class exception is

asynchronous.
 9 D StackoverflowError,
OutOfMemoryError and
VirtualMachineError classes
are derived from Error class.

10 B ThreadDeath Exception
occurs when Thread.stop() is
called.

11 D StackoverflowError occur
when a method is deeply
recursive.

12 C Exception class is identified

by the compiler if not
handled.

13 D RuntimeException class is
not identified by the
compiler.

14 D IOException derives from

Exception class not
RuntimeException.

15 D Exception class does not

implement any interface.

16 D Error class does not

implement any interface.

17 A Throwable class exception is

identified by compiler is not
handled.

Chapter 5
Try and Catch Blocks

Q.1: For an unhandled exception

…………..Is printed on the screen.

A Call stack information

B Assertion information

C Debug information

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: Try block can be put inside a

…………

A Interface

B Class

C Method

D Nested class

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: An unhandled exception is

handled by ………..

A Compiler
 B GC

C JVM

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: Catch block only exists for a given

………….

A Code block

B Try block

C Data block

D Nested block

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: Try block cannot be put in a

…………

A Class

B Interface

C Constructor

D Method

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: A static block can contain a try

block.


A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Q.7: A constructor can contain a try

block.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans Explanation

1 A Call stack (stacktrace)

information is displayed on
screen for an unhandled
exception.

2 C Try block can be put inside

an application.

3 C An unhandled exception is
handled by JVM (which
crashes an application).

4 B Catch only exists for a try

block.
 5 A,B Try block cannot be put in
interface or a class.

6 A A static block can contain a

try block.

7 A A constructor can contain a

try block.

Chapter 6
Exception Handling API

Q.1: What is a call stack?

A Execution of main method.

B Calling of a privileged method over

regular method.

C It is a stack data structure that store

information about active methods.

D Collection of functions.

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: ………. method is used for

printing call stack when an exception
occur.


A callStack()

B printStackTrace()

C stackTrace()

D stackInfo()

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: ………….. Method is used for

getting generic exception message.

A message()

B toString()

C getInfo()

D msgException()

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: printStackTrace() method belong

to ………….. Class.

A Throwable

B Error

C Exception

D Object

<–-Right Answer

 Q.5: toString() method belong to
…………… class.

A Throwable

B Error

C Exception

D Object

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: Return value of printStackTrace()

method is …………………

A String

B Char

C Void

D char[]

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans

1 C Call stack is a stack data

structure that store
information about active
methods.
 2 B printStackTrace() method is
used for print call stack
information when an
exception occur.

3 B toString() method returns

generic exception
information.

4 A printStackTrace() method
belong to Throwable class.

5 D toString() method belong to

Object class.

6 C printStackTrace() method
does not return anything.

Chapter 7
Multiple Catch

Q.1: How many catch blocks can be

added for a given try block?

A 1

B 2

C 15
 D Any Number

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: In what order should the

exceptions be caught using catch block?

A In any order

B In Top-Down order of inheritance

hierarchy

C In Bottom-Up order of inheritance

hierarchy

D Catch block does not handle

exceptions

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: What should be the order of catch

blocks for the following exceptions?
Throwable , Exception,
RuntimeException

A Any order

B Throwable, Exception,
RuntimeException

C Exception,RuntimeException,Throwable

D RuntimeException,Exception,Throwable

<–-Right Answer

 Q.4: ‘try’ block cannot encapsulate?

A Code within method

B Code within constructor

C Code within static block

D Class

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: If exceptions are not handled in

bottom-up order of inheritance
hierarchy, What error do we
encounter?

A Compiler Error

B Runtime Exception

C Nothing happens

D JVM Exception

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 D A try block can have any

 number of catch blocks.

2 C The catch block should

catch exceptions in the
bottom-up(reverse) order of
inheritance hierarchy.

3 D The correct order is

RuntimException, Exception
and Throwable class.

4 D ‘Try’ block cannot

encapsulate a class.

5 A If exception are not handled

in the reverse order of their
inheritance hierarchy
compiler gives an error.

Chapter 8
Multiple Exceptions

Q.1: In which version of Java was this

(Multiple exceptions in a single catch)
capability added?

A 6
 B 5

C 7

D 8

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: What is the delimiter used to

identify multiple exceptions in a single
catch?

A | (pipe)

B & (ampersand)

C , (comma)

D /(slash)

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: Identify the correct syntax

A catch(Error| Exception obj) {}

B catch(Throwable | Exception) {}

C catch(Throwable obj | Exception

obj2) {}

D Catch (…) {}

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: Mother and Child class exception

cannot be caught in a single catch
 block.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: What happens when Mother and

Child class exception is caught in a
single catch block?

A No error or exception

B Compiler Error

C JVM Error

D Runtime Exception

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans Explanation

1 C Multiple exception handling

in a single catch was added
in Java 7.

2 A The delimiter used to

segregate exceptions in a
single catch is ‘|’.

3 A Correct syntax is :
catch(Error| Exception obj)
 {}

4 A Mother and child class

exception cannot be caught
in a single catch.

5 B Compiler gives an error

when programmer tries to
handle mother and class
exception in a single catch.

Chapter 9
Finally Block

Q.1: How many ‘finally’ blocks can be

added to ‘try’ block?

A 1

B 2

C 3

D Any number

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: The order of exception blocks is

……………


A try, finally, catch

B catch,finally,try

C try,catch,finally

D Any order

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: ‘finally’ block does not execute

when ………..

A ‘return’ keyword is called

B Program exits

C ‘finally’ is guaranteed to be
executed

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: Identify the correct statement

A ‘Finally’ block is compulsory for

a given try.

B ‘Finally’ block is executed when

an exception occurs.

C ‘Finally’ block is executed when

there is no exception.

D None of the above.

 <–-Right Answer

Q.5: For a given ‘try’ block ‘finally’

block is placed after ………..

A ‘try’ block

B ‘catch’ block

C ‘finally’ block

D Constructor

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: A try block requires at least

……….. Or ………….

A ‘catch’ block

B ‘finally’ block

C ‘try’ block

D Code block

<–-Right Answer

Q.7: If a ‘try’ block has both catch and

finally blocks then ………… will be
placed first

A ‘catch’ block

B ‘finally’ block
 C Any order

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.8: What will happen if a try block

only has finally block and an exception
occurs?

A Program crashes

B Program continues without crashes

C The outcome is not predictable

D Compiler error

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans Explanation

1 A Only one finally block can

added for a given try block.

2 C The order of exception

blocks is – try, catch and
finally.

3 B ‘Finally’ block is not

executed when program
exits.

4 B,C ‘Finally’ block is

guaranteed to be executed
 with or without exception
occurrence.

5 B ‘Finally’ block is placed

after ‘catch’ block.

6 A,B A ‘try’ block should have at

least ‘catch’ or ‘finally’
block.

7 A A ‘try’ block is followed by

‘catch’ block and then
‘finally’ block.

8 A Program will crash if there

is no catch block to handle
the exception.

Chapter 10
Finally block & Return keyword

Q.1: How to abruptly stop an

application execution?

A System.stop()

B System.abort()

C System.kill()

D System.exit()
 <–-Right Answer

Q.2: ‘finally’ block is executed even if

method encounter ‘return’ keyword.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: ‘finally’ block is executed even if

‘return’ keyword is executed in ‘catch’
block.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: ‘finally’ block is executed when a

program execution is aborted.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: ‘finally’ block is executed when a

program encounters an exception in
‘catch’ block.


A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 D System.exit() is used to
abruptly stop a program.

2 A ‘Finally’ block is executed

even if program encounter
‘return’ keyword in method.

3 A ‘Finally’ block is executed

even if program encounter
‘return’ keyword in catch
block.

4 B ‘Finally’ block is not

executed if program is
aborted.

5 A ‘Finally’ block is executed

even if exception happens in
a catch block.

Chapter 11
Checked and Unchecked Exception

Q.1: ……………… exception is

identified by the compiler

A Checked

B Unchecked

C Runtime

D All of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: ……………… exception is not

identified by the compiler

A Unchecked

B Checked

C Compiler

D JVM

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: ………….. Exception has to be

handled in a program.

 A Compiler

B Checked

C Unchecked

D JVM

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: ………….. Exception need not be

(compulsorily) handled in a program.

A Compiler

B Checked

C JVM

D Unchecked

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: …………… keyword is used for

declaring an exception for a method.

A Throw

B Throws

C Decl

D Finally

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: Checked exception can derive

 from …………. or ……………. class

A Throwable

B Exception

C Error

D RuntimeException

<–-Right Answer

Q.7: How many exceptions can be

declared using ‘throws’ keyword for a
method?

A 1

B 2

C 3

D Any number

<–-Right Answer

Q.8: Checked exception is verified by

compiler.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

 Q.9: Unchecked exception derive from
…………. class

A Throwable

B Exception

C Error

D RuntimeException

<–-Right Answer

Q.10: Which of following is not an

unchecked exception?

A NullPointerException

B ArithmeticException

C ClassCastException

D Exception

<–-Right Answer

Q.11: Which of following is not a

checked exception?

A NullPointerException

B ArithmeticException

C ClassCastException

D Exception
 <–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 A Checked Exception is
identified by the compiler.

2 A Unchecked exception is not

identified by the compiler.

3 B Checked exception has to

be handled (compulsory).

4 D Unchecked exception is not

required to be compulsorily
handled.

5 B ‘Throws’ keyword is used

for declaring an exception
for a method.

6 A,B Checked Exception can

derive from Throwable or
Exception class

7 D Any number of exceptions

can be declared using
‘throws’ keyword.

8 A Checked exception is
known at compile time.

9 D Unchecked exceptions
derive from
RuntimeException class

10 D Exception class is a
checked exception.
 11 A,B,C NullPointerException,
ArithmeticException and
ClassCastException are not
checked exceptions.

Chapter 12
Nested Exception

Q.1: Java has support for nested

exception handling.

A TRUE

B FALSE

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: Upto what level of nesting of

exception handling does Java support?

A 1

B 2

C 3

D Any Level

<–-Right Answer


Q.3: What is the output?

class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
int j = 10/0;
}catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
}
}

A No output

B Handle the array carefully

C There is some problem in the code

D Division by zero

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: What is the output?

class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
int j = 10/0;
}catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally -
performJob”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
}
}

A No output

B finally - performJob
There is some problem in the code
finally – main

C finally - performJob
finally – main

D There is some problem in the code

 finally – main
finally - performJob

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: What is the output?

class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
int j = 10/0;
}catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally -
performJob”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
int ar[] = new int[1];
try {
ar[1]=0;
performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
}
}

A No output

B There is some problem in the code

finally – main

C finally - performJob
There is some problem in the code
finally – main

D finally - performJob
There is some problem in the code

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans Explanation

1 A Java has support for

exception handling

2 D Java exception can be nested

upto any level.

3 C By computation the output is

:
There is some problem in
the code

4 B By computation the output

is:
finally - performJob
There is some problem in
the code
finally - main
 5 B By computation the output is
:
There is some problem in
the code
finally - main

Chapter 13
‘Throw’ Keyword

Q.1: Class derived from ………… can

only be thrown

A Object

B Throwable

C GC

D All of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: …………….. Keyword is used to

raise an exception.

A Throw
 B Throws

C Raise

D Signal

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: What is the output?

class Program {
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
throw new Exception();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
}
}

A No output

B There is some problem in the code

C There is some problem in the code

finally – main

D finally – main

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: What is output?

class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
throw new
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException();
}catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally -
performJob”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
}
}

A finally - performJob
finally – main

B No output

C Handle the array carefully

finally - performJob
 D Handle the array carefully
finally - performJob
finally - main

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: What is the output?

class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
throw new
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException();
}catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
throw new Exception();
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally -
performJob”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
 }
}

A No output

B Compiler Error

C Handle the array carefully

finally - performJob
finally - main

D finally - performJob
finally - main

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: What is the output?

class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
throw new
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException();
}
catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
throw new Exception();
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally -
performJob”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
 performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
}
}class Program {
static void performJob() {
try {
throw new
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException();
}catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
e) {
try {
throw new Exception();
}catch(Exception obj) {
System.out.println(“This is
inner exception”);
}
System.out.println(“Handle the array
carefully”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally -
performJob”);
}
}
public static void main(String args[]) {
try {
performJob();
} catch (Exception e) {
 System.out.println(“There is some
problem in the code”);
}
finally {
System.out.println(“finally - main”);
}
}
}

A No output

B Compiler Error

C This is inner exception

finally - performJob
finally - main

D This is inner exception

Handle the array carefully
finally - performJob
finally - main

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 B Class derived from

‘Throwable’(or derived
class) can only be thrown

2 A ‘Throw’ keyword is used for

raising an exception.

3 C By computation the output

 is:
There is some problem in
the code
finally - main

4 D By computation the output is

:
Handle the array carefully
finally - performJob
finally - main

5 B Compiler Error

6 D By Computation the output

is.
This is inner exception
Handle the array carefully
finally - performJob
finally - main

Chapter 14
Exception Chaining

Q.1: ………………. class has

infrastructure support for exception
chaining.

 A Exception

B Throwable

C Error

D RuntimeException

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: getCause() method is declared in

……………… class

A Object

B Error

C RuntimeException

D Throwable

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: Identify the correct constructor for

‘Throwable’ class.

A Throwable(String, Throwable)

B Throwable(String[], Throwable)

C Throwable(char[], Throwable)

D Throwable(char, Throwable)

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: Which method initializes the cause

 of an exception?

A start Cause()

B setCause()

C setIssue()

D initCause()

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: Identify the correct constructor for

‘Throwable’ class.

A Throwable(int)

B Throwable(String[])

C Throwable(Throwable)

D Throwable()

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: initCause() method is declared in

…………… class

A Object

B Throwable

C RuntimeException

D Error

<–-Right Answer


Q.7: …………… method return the

cause of a ‘throwable’.

A getMsg()

B getMessage()

C getCause()

D getReason()

<–-Right Answer

Answers:
Q.No Ans Explanation

1 B Throwable class has

infrastructure for exception
chaining.

2 D getCause() method is
declared in Throwable class.

3 A Valid constructor is :
Throwable(String,
Throwable)

4 D initCause() method
initializes the cause of an
exception.

5 C,D Valid constructors are :

Throwable(Throwable)
Throwable()

6 B initCause() method is
 declared in Throwable class.

7 C getCause() method return the

cause of a ‘throwable’.

Chapter 15
Try with Resource

Q.1: In which version of Java was ‘try

with resource’ introduced?

A 5

B 6

C 7

D 8

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: How many resources can be

created in a single try block?

 A None

B 2

C 3

D Any

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: An object has to implement

………………… or …………… to be
eligible in “try with resource” block.

A AutoCloseable

B Closeable

C TryClose

D Closed

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: Identify the method of

AutoCloseable interface?

A Close()

B close()

C Closing

D Closed

<–-Right Answer

 Q.5: Identify the method of Closeable
interface?

A closed()

B closing()

C close()

D end()

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: The resources are closed in

………… order when created in ‘try
with resource’.

A Custom

B Forward

C Reverse

D Conditional

<–-Right Answer

Q.7: What is the output

import java.io.*;

class Shape implements Closeable {
public void close() {
System.out.println(“Shape
object close is closed”);
}
 }
class Program {
public static void main(String args[]){
try(Shape obj = new Shape())
{

}catch(Exception e) {

System.out.println(“Exception
happened”);
}
}
}

A No Output

B Compiler Error

C Shape object close is closed

D Exception happened

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 C ‘Try with resource’ was

introduced in Java 7.

2 D Any number of resources

can be created in a try.

3 A,B An object is only eligible in

try with resource when it
implements Closeable or
 AutoCloseable.

4 B AutoCloseable has only one

method i.e. close()

5 C Closeable interface has only

one method i.e. close().

6 C The objects are closed in the

reverse order of declaration.

7 C The output is : Shape object

close is closed

Chapter 16
Overriding Exception

Q.1: What is the output?

class Shape {
void draw () {
System.out.println(“Drawing
shape”);
}
}

class Circle extends Shape{
void draw() throws
RuntimeException {
System.out.println(“Drawing
 Circle”);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String args[]) {
Circle obj = new Circle();
obj.draw();
}
}

A Compiler error

B No output

C Drawing shape

D Drawing Circle

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: What is the output?

class Shape {
void draw () {
System.out.println(“Drawing
shape”);
}
}

class Circle extends Shape{
void draw() throws Exception {
System.out.println(“Drawing
Circle”);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String args[])
{
Circle obj = new Circle();
obj.draw();
}
}

A Compiler error

B No output

C Drawing shape

D Drawing Circle

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: What is the output?

class Shape {
void draw () throws Exception {
System.out.println(“Drawing
shape”);
}
}

class Circle extends Shape{
void draw() throws Throwable {
System.out.println(“Drawing
Circle”);
}
}

 class Program {
public static void main(String args[])
throws Exception{
Circle obj = new Circle();
obj.draw();
}
}

A Compiler error

B No output

C Drawing shape

D Drawing Circle

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: What is the output?

class Shape {
void draw () throws Exception {
System.out.println (“Drawing
shape”);
}
}

class Circle extends Shape{
void draw() throws Exception {
System.out.println(“Drawing
Circle”);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String
args[]) throws Exception{
 Circle obj = new Circle();
obj.draw();
}
}

A Compiler error

B No output

C Drawing shape

D Drawing Circle

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: What is the output?

class Shape {
void draw () throws Exception {
System.out.println(“Drawing
shape”);
}
}
class Circle extends Shape{
void draw() throws
RuntimeException {
System.out.println(“Drawing
Circle”);
}
}
class Program {
public static void main(String
args[]) throws Exception{
Circle obj = new Circle();
obj.draw();
}
}
 A Compiler error

B No output

C Drawing shape

D Drawing Circle

<–-Right Answer

Rules for exceptions in overridden
methods:
1. If the super class method ‘throws’ an
exception then child class can ‘throws’
the same exception or child class of
that exception.

2. If super class method does not ‘throws’
any exception then the child class
overridden method can ‘throws’
unchecked exception.

3. If checked exception is declared for a
method then it should be raised (throw).

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

 1 D By computation the output
is : Drawing Circle

2 A Compiler Error

3 A Compiler Error

4 D By computation the output

is : Drawing Circle

5 D By computation the output

is : Drawing Circle

Chapter 17
User Defined Exception

Q.1: How to create user defined

checked exception?

A Derive from Error class

B Derive from Throwable class

C Derive from RuntimeException

class

D Derive from Object class

<–-Right Answer

Q.2: How to create user defined

unchecked exception?

A Derive from Error class

B Derive from Exception class

C Derive from RuntimeException

class

D Derive from Object class

<–-Right Answer

Q.3: What is the output?

class MyException extends Object {

MyExcetion(String str) {
super(str);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String args[]){
int i=10;
int j=11;
if (j> i)
throw new MyException(“j is
greater”);
}
}

A Compiler Error

B Runtime Exception

C J is greater
 None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.4: What is the output?

class MyException extends Exception {

MyException(String str) {
super(str);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String args[]){
int i=10;
int j=11;
if (j> i)
throw new
MyException(“j is greater”);
}
}

A Compiler Error

B Runtime Exception

C J is greater

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.5: What is the output?

class MyException extends

RuntimeException {
MyException(String str) {
 super(str);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String args[]){
int i=10;
int j=11;
if (j> i)
throw new MyException(“j is
greater”);
}
}

A RuntimeException

B Compiler Error

C JVM Error

D None of the above

<–-Right Answer

Q.6: What is the output?

class MyException extends Exception {

MyException(String str) {
super(str);
}
}

class Program {
public static void main(String args[])
throws Exception{
int i=10;
 int j=11;
if (j> i)
throw new MyException(“j is
greater”);
}
}

A Object Exception

B JVM Error

C Runtime Exception

D Compiler Error

<–-Right Answer

Answers:

Q.No Ans Explanation

1 B User defined checked

exception is created by
deriving from Throwable
class.

2 C User defined unchecked

exception is created by
deriving from
RuntimeException class.

3 A By computation the output is

:
Compiler Error

4 A By computation the output is

:
Compiler Error

5 A By computation the output is

 :
Runtime Exception

6 C By computation the output is

:
Runtime Exception