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Warrener Posted 20 years ago
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A question will throw you.
0 Sometimes a question will 01 b 00 throw 02 b 00 you -- even you have practiced thoroughly, the interviewer's question might still make you nervous. 02 br
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01 cite 10 Warrener 12 cite 10 Sometimes a question will 11 b 10 throw 12 b 10 you -- even you have practiced thoroughly, the interviewer's question might still make you nervous. 12 br10 Take you by surprise and b
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0 Thanks, but under what circumtance can I use "throw"? 02 br
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00 Can I say " Tom, you threw me so much!" (Tom, you surprised me so much) 0-
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0 No, you can't use it like that. You say it when something unexpectedly confuses you. Think of it as a shortened form of "to throw off track". A train runs on tracks, right? So if you notice that the tracks turn left up ahead but the train turns to the right once it reaches that point, wouldn't you find that 01 b 00 unexpected 02 b 00 and 01 b 00 confusing 02 b 0
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00 In Java (a programming language), they call the function to catch handle error as "throw an error". Maybe this explains why it's named so. 0-
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00 In Java (a programming language), they call the function to catch handle error as "throw an error". Maybe this explains why it's named so. 0-
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