
Java Virtual Machine Doesn’t Exit
You may have been surprised and frustrated to find that in some cases, the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) does not stop running when your application exits the static main() method.
You may have been surprised and frustrated to find that in some cases, the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) does not stop running when your application exits the static main() method.
JavaScript has C-like syntax. Therefore, it is possible to use the ?: conditional operator, which is a shortcut for the if-else block: Expression?true part:false part Try this example:
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When an exception is thrown, the runtime mechanism first searches for an appropriate handler (a catch statement) for it in the current scope. If such a handler does not exist,