A catch block that does not specify which type of exception it catches _____.
A) is a syntax error
B) is useless; it will not catch any type of exception
C) will catch any type of exception that does not already have a handler defined
D) should be the last catch block in a group
E) Both c and d.

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A catch block that does not specify which type of exception it catches (often referred to as a "catch-all" block) will indeed catch any type of exception that does not already have a handler defined. It is recommended to place such catch blocks at the end of a group of catch blocks to ensure that more specific exceptions are caught by their respective handlers first.

A Catch Block That Does Not Specify Which Type of Exception