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I had to answer this question with some code: Suppose I wrote the following method specification: public void manipulateData ( ) throws java.sql.SQLException, java.sql.SQLDataException You are writing code for a database program that will use this method and you want to handle each specifically. What should the try/catch clause look like? You can use no-ops-- empty blocks {}--for the catch clause contents. We are only interested in the syntax and structure of the statements here. I answered with this: try { } catch(java.sql.SQLException e) { } catch(java.sql.SQLDataException e) { } He did not accept the answer for this reason: "Your catch clauses are in the wrong order. Can you explain why the order matters?" Is he correct in his answer?
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