Given： Which statement is true？（）
A: This code can throw an InterruptedException.
B: This code can throw an IllegalMonitorStateException.
C: This code can throw a TimeoutException after ten minutes.
D: Reversing the order of obj.wait（） and obj.notify（） might cause this method to complete normally.
E: A call to notify（） or notifyAll（） from another thread might cause this method to complete normally.
A: This code can throw an InterruptedException.
B: This code can throw an IllegalMonitorStateException.
C: This code can throw a TimeoutException after ten minutes.
D: Reversing the order of obj.wait（） and obj.notify（） might cause this method to complete normally.
E: A call to notify（） or notifyAll（） from another thread might cause this method to complete normally.
举一反三
- Which statement is true？（） A: This code can throw an InterruptedException. B: This code can throw an IllegalMonitorStateException. C: This code can throw a TimeoutException after ten minutes. D: Reversing the order of obj.wait（） and obj.notify（） might cause this method to complete normally. E: A call to notify（） or notifyAll（） from another thread might cause this method to complete normally. F: This code does NOT compile unless "obj.wait（）" is replaced with "（（Thread） obj）.wait（）".
- Which is the correct statement about the throw statement? A: The throw statement allows the code to explicitly throw an exception. B: throw exception expression; It raises an exception which is an arbitrary value. C: throw; can exist in the catch block, as well as in the try and finally blocks. D: throw; can only be used in catch blocks to ignore the exception currently being handled by the catch block.
- Which of the following statements is true? ( ) A: The catch block contains the code that might throw an exception. B: The try block contains the code that handles the exception if one occurs. C: You can have many catch blocks to handle different types of exceptions. D: When a try block terminates, any variables declared in the try block are preserved.
- Given this method in a class： public String toString（） { StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer（）； buffer.append（‟ buffer.append（this.name）； buffer.append（‟>‟）； return buffer.toString（）； } Which is true？（） A: This code is NOT thread-safe. B: The programmer can replace StringBuffer with StringBuilder with no other changes. C: This code will perform well and converting the code to use StringBuilder will not enhance the performance. D: This code will perform poorly. For better performance， the code should be rewritten： return “”；
- Maplesim’s code generation can not generate ()。 A: C code B: Java code C: Html code D: MATLAB code