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A: A Java checked exception represents a problematic case that can be anticipated when one instantiates an object or calls a method. A typical example is when you attempt to create a file or open a URL connection, which may fail for many reasons. Checked exceptions must be declared in the throws statement of a method header, and any class that calls the method must ensure that it handles all checked exceptions that may occur.
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