Match each item with a statement below.

A. Exception class for input and output errors.
B. Exception class for when a user requests an invalid printer.
C. Thrown when one of the arguments provided to a method is not valid.
D. Sometimes referred to as a catch clause.
E. Occurs when an array subscript is not within the allowed range.
F. Also known as dead code, this consists of statements that will never execute under any circumstances.
G. Performs clean-up tasks at the end of a try…catch sequence.
H. Terminates a program and passes the argument (which can be any integer) to the operating system.
I. Used to rethrow an Exception.
J. The ability to continue to operate, possibly at a reduced level, when some part of a system fails.

A. IOException
B. InvalidPrinterException
C. System.ArgumentException
D. catch block
E. IndexOutOfRangeException
F. unreachable code
G. finally block
H. Environment.Exit()
I. throw
J. fault-tolerant