Pacific Salmon Grow, Mate, and Then Reproduce Once, a Process

question 96

Multiple Choice

Pacific salmon grow, mate, and then reproduce once, a process known as spawning. Soon after they spawn, these fish die. These salmon are considered

• A) K-strategists.
• B) iteroparous.
• C) semelparous.
• D) examples of Bateman's principle.
• E) examples of Zimmer's paradox.

Identify and differentiate between checked and unchecked exceptions.

Comprehend the functionality of try, catch, finally blocks, and the throw statement in exception handling.

Learn the 'catch or declare' rule for exception handling.

Understand how to create and use custom exception classes through inheritance.

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