1.Question 1Why do we use exception handlers?1 pointCatch errors within a programRead a fileTerminate a programWrite a file2.Question 2What is the purpose of a try…except statement?1 pointOnly executes if one condition is trueCrash a program when errors occurCatch and handle exceptions when an error occursExecutes the code block only if a certain condition exists

What is the purpose of the try-catch block in Java?1 point(a) To handle exceptions.(b) To prevent errors from crashing the program.(c) To improve the performance of Java programs.(d) all of the above

What is the purpose of the "try" block in exception handling?A. It catches exceptions and handles themB. It specifies the exception typeC. It contains the code that might throw an exceptionD. It specifies the exception message

When will the else part of try-except-else be executed?alwayswhen an exception occurswhen no exception occurswhen an exception occurs in to except block

When would the 'else' part of a try-except-else block be executed?Options: Pick one correct answer from belowalways, irrespective of there being an exception or notOnly if there is no exception/s in programafter an occurence of an exception in the programNever executes

The primary goal of exception !handling is