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Question: What is the 'throws' clause in Java?

Answer: The 'throws' clause in Java is used to declare exceptions that a method might throw. It indicates that the method does not handle the exceptions and passes them to its caller.

Example:

void myMethod() throws IOException { /* method code */ }

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