The JVM handles exceptions through a structured mechanism involving bytecode instructions and an exception table. When an exception is thrown, the JVM looks up the appropriate handler in the method's exception table. Handlers can be catch or finally blocks, and each handler specifies a range of instructions it covers and a
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