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Suppose, for example, that you want to open a file for reading using a
FileInputStream instance. You can acknowledge that the attempt
may throw an exception by embedding the reading expressions in a block
following the try keyword.
Java stops executing statements in the try block as soon as an
exception is thrown:
try {
... <-- An attempt to attach a stream to a file occurs here
}