Given a non-void method that contains no try and catch blocks. If the method throws an exception,
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- Given a non-void method that contains no try and catch blocks. If the method throws an exception, we know that the JVM transfers the thrown exception back to the calling method. But does the JVM return a value (with a return statement) to the calling module?
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