Asked by Brittany McCord on May 28, 2024

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How many finally blocks can there be in a try/catch structure?

A) There must be one finally block.
B) There can be one finally block following each catch block.
C) There can be zero or one finally blocks following the last catch block.
D) There is no limit to the number of finally blocks following the last catch block.

Finally Blocks

A block of code that follows a try-catch structure, ensuring execution regardless of an exception being thrown or not.

Try/Catch Structure

A programming construct used to handle exceptions, where potential errors are tried, and caught if an error occurs.

Try/Catch

A construct in various programming languages designed to handle exceptions by testing a block of code (try) and catching errors (catch) to prevent program crash.

  • Grasp the structure and limitations of try/catch/finally blocks in Java exception handling.
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Cassandra StienkeJun 03, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
There can be zero or one finally blocks following the last catch block. This is because the finally block is meant to execute code, regardless of whether an exception was caught or not. A try/catch can have multiple catch blocks, but only one finally block at the end.