An exception that must be included if you use a specific construct describes a ____ exception.
A) thrown
B) generic
C) checked
D) caught

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A "checked" exception refers to an exception that must be explicitly handled (either by being caught or declared to be thrown) by the calling method if it is thrown within a try block. This is in contrast to "unchecked" exceptions, which do not have to be handled in this way. Therefore, if a specific construct (such as a specific method call) is known to potentially throw a particular checked exception, it must be included in the method's signature or in a try-catch block within the method body to prevent a compilation error.

An Exception That Must Be Included If You Use a Specific