The class Exception and its subclasses are designed to catch exceptions that should be caught and processed during program execution.

If unexpected data is processed in an I/O operation:

a. An exception will be thrown. b. An error message will automatically be displayed. c. The program will terminate execution. d. Various error bits will be set.

Which of these is not an example of a "real-life" collection?

a. The cards you hold in a card game. b. Your favorite songs stored in your computer. c. The players on a soccer team. d. The number of pages in a book.