Consider the following code snippet: PrintWriter outputFile = new PrintWriter(filename);
WriteData(outputFile);
OutputFile.close();
How can the program ensure that the file will be closed if an exception occurs on the writeData call?
A) The program does not need to take any action, because the output file will be automatically closed when the exception occurs.
B) The program should place the outputFile.close() statement within a try block to ensure that the file will be closed.
C) It is not possible to ensure that the file will be closed when the exception occurs.
D) The program should place the outputFile.close() statement within a finally clause of a try block to ensure that the file is closed.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The program should use a try-finally block, placing the outputFile.close() in the finally clause to ensure the file is closed even if an exception occurs during writeData.

Consider the Following Code Snippet: PrintWriter OutputFile = New PrintWriter(filename);