If a method throws an exception,and the exception is not caught inside the method,then the method invocation:
A)terminates
B)transfers control to the catch block
C)transfers control to the exception handler
D)none of the above

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If the exception is not caught inside the method, it will propagate up the call stack until it is caught by either a catch block that can handle it or the program terminates if no catch block handles it. Therefore, the method invocation will terminate.

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