What is an Unchecked exception
Unchecked exception: An exception for which it is not needed to give a local try statement or to propagate through a throws clause stated in the method header. An exception which is not handled will cause program annihilation when it is thrown.
Propagation: When an exception is thrown in a method, and there is no suitable exception handler within the method, the exception might be propagated to the caller of the method. For a checked exception, the method should include a throws clause in it
Throw statement: It is a statement employed to throw an exception. For example: throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException(i+" is too large.");
What is meant by the PIDs?
Define the term Punctuation: Symbols like commas and semicolons that a compiler employs to understand the structure of the program.
Write down about Linux?
Bit: It is a binary digit that can take on two possible values: 0 and 1. The bits are basic building block of both data and programs. Computers regularly shift data around in multiples of eight-bit units (that is, bytes for the sake of effectiveness).
Write a program that shows the uses of BYTE, WORD and DWORD?
Differentiate overriding and overloading method?
What do you mean by Class variable: It is a synonym for the static variable.
Unnamed package: All classes defined in the files without a package declaration are placed in an unnamed package.
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