Mastering Java 2025 – 400 Free Practice Questions to Pass the 'Thinking in Java' Exam

The FormattedMemoryInput example is an example of reading input as a stream of formatted data from a StringReader object using the read() method. In this example, the data is read one character at a time and is converted into an int value that represents the character. This process continues until the end of the string is reached, at which point an EOFException is thrown to indicate the end of the input has been reached. The other options, IOException, FileNotFoundException, and DataFormatException, do not accurately describe the type of exception that is caught in this example. IOException is a general exception for all input/output related errors, FileNotFoundException is thrown when an attempt to open a file has failed, and DataFormatException is thrown when there is an invalid format for the data being read. Since none of these exceptions are caught in the FormattedMemoryInput example, they are not the correct answer.