According to Theorists, Societies Move from Being Structurally Simple and Homogeneous

question 51

Multiple Choice

According to theorists, societies move from being structurally simple and homogeneous to complex and heterogeneous, in which there is an extensive division of labor.

• A) conflict
• B) symbolic interaction
• C) functionalist
• D) social exchange

Understand the process of throwing and catching exceptions.

Comprehend how exceptions can be defined and used to control program flow.

Understand the importance of the order of catch blocks.

Recognize common methods of the Throwable class and their usage.

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