What is the consequence of infinite recursion in Java? The program will hang as

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What is the consequence of infinite recursion in Java? The program will hang as though there is an infinite Loop. The program will throw an Array out of Bounds Exception. The program will not complete. The program will run out of memory The derived class created using inheritance is called a child class. a super class. a parent class. a middle class To invoke a parents construction subclass, we can use the abstract method. Constriction method parent method super method. In a recursive solution, ___ is are always necessary. Short, efficient code Several variables numerous lines of code base case. Every line of a ___ is executed no what exaction are thro try block call stack trace catch block finally block.

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Please follow the data and description :

a) Infinite Recursion in Java :

This situation can result stack overflow, or more clearly as an result this could results in the infinite loop of the thread.

So the best mathing answer for the given option is OPTION A (The program will hang as though there is a infinite loop).

b)

Inheritance :

The class that is derived using the inheritance is called as the child class.

So the answer is OPTION A (Child class).

c)

Super :

It is used inside a sub-class method definition to call a method defined in the super class. Private methods of the super-class cannot be called. Only public and protected methods can be called by the super keyword.

So the answer is OPTION D (Super method).

d)

In a recursive solution the lines of code needs to be reduced and that the base case is necessary that makes the code look easy and important.

So the answer is OPTION A and OPTION D.

e)

The finally block of code is executed evry line irrespective of the exception that is thrown.

So the answer is OPTION D (Finally block).

Hope this is helpful.

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