How does Java's try-with-resources statement, introduced in Java 7, enhance exception handling?

It allows you to catch and handle exceptions thrown by resources automatically.
It allows you to catch multiple exceptions in one catch block.
It prevents the execution of the finally block.
It replaces the traditional try-catch block entirely.

Java's try-with-resources statement enhances exception handling by automatically closing resources (e.g., files, streams) after their scope, and if any exceptions are thrown during resource management, they are caught and handled automatically, simplifying resource cleanup.

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