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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop du jour

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brought to you by module o the supervillain who's so

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evil he eats pie and on lee leaves the remainder

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I consider the following code segment Will an exception be

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thrown If so for what value of i i Well

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the only place where an exception will possibly be thrown

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is when all the operations are being executed on the

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second line of the wild All right if i starts

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at one the expression will evaluate to one over three

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which equals zero You have no exception there i will

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be equal to two Next makes the expression evaluate to

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one over six get no exception Eyes equal The three

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next of the modular expression will evaluate to zero Then

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we have a new one over zero which wait a

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sec can't divide by zero it's a rule that's been

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hard coded into math and therefore the rules of java

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this lionel throw in arithmetic Exception It occurred when i

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was three so he must be our answer I came 00:01:06.291 --> [endTime] down to that pesky mod operation curfew manjula

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