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The try clause is a section of code which behaves like any other section of code unless:

A. a line of code in the try clause contains a syntax error B. what it tries to do could be done C. an exception is thrown D. there is a catch clause within the try clause

Case 2Brandon works for a large construction firm in the Northeast.  Brandon was hired for his excellent skills in web design, specifically his experience with Dreamweaver.  Brandon is eager to put his experience and skills to good use. Brandon knows it would be helpful to be able to compare the contents of a local file and the remote version of the same file.  He wants to avoid uploading a file to the remote server and replacing a file that has more recent information.  What would you recommend to Brandon?

A. Brandon should use the file comparison tool that is included as part of Dreamweaver. B. Brandon must install a third-party file comparison utility tool, like Beyond Compare. C. Brandon must install Compare with Remote software. D. Brandon must manually compare the dates and decide which is the most recent file.