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26) Suppose you have a class MyClass and want to easily replace the contents of one object, target, with the contents of another object of MyClass, source. Which of the following statements would correctly create the copy? a) target = source; b) target = (MyClass) source.clone(); c) target = source.equals(); d) target.clone(source); 27) To enable exception handling on a block of code, one a) encloses it in a throwable block b) labels it, then inserts that label into the Java exception handler list c) must place the code into its own method and mark the method throwable d) encloses it in a try block

          26) Suppose you have a class MyClass and want to easily replace the contents of one object, target, with the contents of another object of MyClass, source. Which of the following statements would correctly create the copy?
    a) target = source;
    b) target = (MyClass) source.clone();
    c) target = source.equals();
    d) target.clone(source);
    27) To enable exception handling on a block of code, one
    a) encloses it in a throwable block
    b) labels it, then inserts that label into the Java exception handler list
    c) must place the code into its own method and mark the method throwable
    d) encloses it in a try block

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