❌ A. It compiles and prints abc ❌ B. It compiles and prints abd ❌ C. It compiles and prints abcd ❌ D. One line contains a compiler error ❌ E. Two lines contain a compiler error ✅ F. Three lines contain a compiler error ❌ G. It compiles but prints an exception at runtime
Explanation: Line 5 does not compile as the FileNotFoundException thrown on line 12 is not handled or declared by the method. Line 7 does not compile because StringBuilder does not implement AutoCloseable and is therefore not compatible with a try-with-resource statement. Finally, line 10 does not compile as RuntimeException is a subclass of Exception in the multi-catch block, making it redundant. Since this method contains three compiler errors, option F is the correct answer.
❌ A. It compiles and prints abc ❌ B. It compiles and prints abd ❌ C. It compiles and prints abcd ❌ D. One line contains a compiler error ❌ E. Two lines contain a compiler error ✅ F. Three lines contain a compiler error ❌ G. It compiles but prints an exception at runtime
Explanation: Line 5 does not compile as the FileNotFoundException thrown on line 12 is not handled or declared by the method. Line 7 does not compile because StringBuilder does not implement AutoCloseable and is therefore not compatible with a try-with-resource statement. Finally, line 10 does not compile as RuntimeException is a subclass of Exception in the multi-catch block, making it redundant. Since this method contains three compiler errors, option F is the correct answer.
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