Questions
Answer the following questions to test your knowledge of this chapter:
- What is the primary purpose of the JVM?
- To write Java code
- To compile Java code
- To run Java applications
- To debug Java code
- How does the JVM handle boolean values?
- As a distinct data type
- As an array of bytes
- As an integer type
- As a floating-point type
- What is the initial state of a reference value in the JVM?
- Undefined
- Zero
- Null
- True
- Which of the following is not a type of reference in the JVM?
- Classes
- Arrays
- Interfaces
- Primitives
- What is the primary role of the
returnAddress
type in the JVM?- Representing boolean values
- Managing method invocations and returns
- Handling exceptions
- Storing reference values