True or False
If false, give an explanation.
a. Primitive variables must be objects.
b. Integer x; generates a compile time error.
c. Integer y = new Integer(); generates a compile time error.
d. Integer z = new Integer(3); generates a compile time error.
e. Integer u = new Integer(3.14); generates a compile time error.
f. Integer v = new Integer("3.2"); generates a compile time error.
g. Integer w = new Integer("345"); generates a compile time error.
h. An exception is like a runtime error.
i. Division by zero causes an ArithmeticException to be thrown.
j. An array index out of bounds causes an exception.
k. Too many nested loops is an example of an exception.
l. An exception is an object.
m. You must include a finally block with every try block.
n. You may not define your own exception class.
o. Exactly one catch block is allowed per try block.
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