Concurrency basics · interview question
What will happen if an exception occurs in a CompletableFuture handled by.handle()?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
C. The.handle() method will catch and process it.
Why
The.handle() method allows you to process both the result and exceptions. It provides a way to handle exceptions gracefully by giving you access to both the result and the exception, if it occurred.
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