单项选择题
public class SomeException {
} Class a：
public class a {
public void doSomething（） { }
} Class b：
public class b extends a {
public void doSomething（） throws SomeException { }
}
Which is true about the two classes？（）
A. Compilation of both classes will fail.
B. Compilation of both classes will succeed.
C. Compilation of class a will fail. Compilation of class b will succeed.
D. Compilation of class a will fail. Compilation of class a will succeed.
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单项选择题
23.int z=5； 24. 25. public void stuff1（int x） { 26. assert （x> 0）； 27. switch（x） { 28. case 2： x= 3； 29. default： assert false； } } 30. 31. private void stuff2（int y） { assert （y < 0）； } 32. 33. private void stuff3（） { assert （stuff4O）； } 34. 35. private boolean stuff4（） { z = 6； return false； } Which is true？（）
A. All of the assert statements are used appropriately.
B. Only the assert statement on line 31 is used appropriately.
C. The assert statements on lines 29 and 31 are used appropriately.
D. The assert statements on lines 26 and 29 are used appropriately.
E. The assert statements on lines 29 and 33 are used appropriately.
F. The assert statements on lines 29， 31， and 33 are used appropriately.
G. The assert statements on lines 26， 29， and 31 are used appropriately. -
单项选择题
public class Test { public static void main（String [] args） { boolean assert = true； if（assert） { System.out.println（”assert is true”）； } } } Given： javac -source 1.3 Test.java What is the result？（）
A. Compilation fails.
B. Compilation succeeds with errors.
C. Compilation succeeds with warnings.
D. Compilation succeeds without warnings or errors. -
单项选择题
public class AssertStuff { public static void main（String [] args） { int x= 5； int y= 7； assert （x> y）： “stuff”； System.out.println（”passed”）； } } And these command line invocations：java AssertStuff java -ea AssertStuff What is the result？（）
A. passed stuff
B. stuff passed
C. passed An AssertionError is thrown with the word “stuff” added to the stack trace.
D. passed An AssertionError is thrown without the word “stuff” added to the stack trace.
E. passed An AssertionException is thrown with the word “stuff” added to the stack trace.
F. passed An AssertionException is thrown without the word “stuff” added to the stack trace.
