How can you handle exceptions within a "for" loop to prevent it from being terminated prematurely?
- By wrapping the entire loop in a try-catch block
- By using the "continue" statement
- By adding a "finally" block after the loop
- By setting a maximum execution time for the loop
To handle exceptions within a "for" loop, you can wrap the entire loop in a try-catch block. This allows you to catch and handle exceptions that occur during the loop's execution, preventing it from being terminated prematurely. The other options do not directly address exception handling within the loop.
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