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 an exception is thrown from a method and not caught within that method, the method invocation terminates and the exception propagates up the call stack until either it gets caught or the main() method is reached. Control is not transferred directly to a catch block or exception handler.

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