The throws clause of a method:
A)specifies the exceptions a method catches.
B)specifies the exceptions thrown by the calling method.
C)specifies the exceptions a method throws.
D)specifies the exceptions a method throws and catches.

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The throws clause of a method specifies the exceptions that a method might throw, i.e., any checked exception that the method may raise and be responsible for handling or passing on to its caller.

The Throws Clause of a Method