What is the Super Class of Exception in java?
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Answer / shipra rana
Throwable is the super class of exceptions in java
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Answer / samar
Throwable is the super class of exceptions in java.
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Answer / gayatri das
Throwable class is the superclass of all the exception
class in java.
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Answer / rajeshwari
super class or base class for Exception and Error is Throwable
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Answer / shazeem syed
Throwable is the super class of Exception.
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Answer / sandeep pal
Exception is the super class for all exception
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Answer / praveen
Exception is the super class of all Exception classes in java
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Difference between abstract class and Interfaces in Java
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One boy has to climb steps. He can climb 1 or 2 steps at a time. Write a function that will returns number of way a boy can climb the steps. Int WaytoSteps(int n) (eg:- suppose number of steps is n=4 ,the function will return 5 (one-one-one-one ,one-one-two, one-two-one-,two-one-one, two-two)