1. Which of the following is not an advantage of exception
handling?
A. Exception handling improves code organization by separating a
method’s error handling code from method’s body.
B. Exception handling allows a method to defer the handling of
its errors to a previously called method.
C. Exception handling improves an application’s performance.
D. Exception handling allows similar errors to be handled by a
single handler.
Answer
Answer:
Correct
Option:
B. Exception handling allows a method to defer the
handling of its errors to a previously called method.
Explanation:
In exception handling, all the exceptions of a method should be
handled by the method itself.
Exception handling does not provide any way to defer the
handling of the error to any other method.
Hence, option B is not an advantage of
exception handling and hence it is the correct option.
Remaining
Options:
Option A:
There is the proper syntax of writing code for exception
handling which makes error handling code separate from the method
body.
Hence, Exception handling improves code organization by
separating a method’s error handling code from the method’s
body.
Option C:
An exception handling can be used to handle multiple kinds of
runtime errors which saves the application from crashing and other
similar issues which leads to improvement in the performance of the
application.
Hence, Exception handling improves an application’s
performance.
Option D:
Similar exceptions can be handled by a single handler in
exception handling.
For example:
ArithmeticException can handle all the exceptions that occurred
due to Arithmetic operations.
Hence, Exception handling allows similar errors to be
handled by a single handler.
As these options are an advantage of exception handling, these
options are incorrect.
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