Most importantly, musicians can share their works with others. Other people can see their musical ideas and can try and perform them too. Nuances such as tempo, dynamics (loud soft, sweet, "harsh", are just some examples) can be understood even if the composer is not present and there is no recording to listen to.
Financial benefits can be realized from the sale of sheet music, scoring the piece, arranging the piece for bands, orchestras, etc. Conductors can lead an entire musical ensemble through the piece.
All four are true, technically.
But the right answer is probably the third one.
Answer:
b. False
Explanation:
False, unchecked exceptions do not cause compilation errors and do not require try/catch blocks or throws statements. However, although they are not required it is good programming to include them in order to handle any exceptions that may arise. If you do not include a proper way to handle such an exception the program will still run but may run into an exception during runtime. If this occurs then the entire program will crash because it does not know how to handle the exception since you did not provide instructions for such a scenario.
Answer is A : Cache memory
