Core Java · interview question
How does a try-with-resources statement differ from a regular try-catch-finally block?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
B. It automatically closes resources.
Why
A try-with-resources statement automatically closes resources declared in the try statement's header when the block exits, whether normally or due to an exception. This reduces boilerplate code and ensures resources are properly closed.
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