When writing a method, which of the following statements about exception handling is true?
A)The throws clause must list all checked exceptions that this method may throw, and may also list unchecked exceptions.
B)The throws clause must list all checked exceptions, but cannot list unchecked exceptions.
C)The throws clause must list all unchecked exceptions, and cannot list checked exceptions.
D)The throws clause must list all unchecked exceptions, and may also list checked exceptions that this method may throw.

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The throws clause in a method declaration is used to specify the checked exceptions that a method might throw. While it must list all checked exceptions that can be thrown within the method, it can also list unchecked exceptions (though it's not required to do so). Unchecked exceptions are subclasses of RuntimeException and are not checked at compile-time, whereas checked exceptions are checked at compile time.

When Writing a Method, Which of the Following Statements About