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Checked exceptions are typically caused by programming errors, while unchecked exceptions are typically caused by external factors

None of the above

Checked exceptions must be declared in the method signature or handled with try-catch blocks, while unchecked exceptions do not require such handling

Checked exceptions are checked by the compiler, while unchecked exceptions are not

To track and record errors and exceptions that occur during the execution of a program

To debug and fix errors in the code

To throw exceptions

To query and analyze large volumes of collected data

To automatically generate and send alerts based on predefined thresholds

To visualize and analyze collected data in real-time

To track user interactions and behavior on the application

To monitor application logs and generate alerts for errors and exceptions.

To collect and store server logs for auditing purposes.

To analyze network traffic and identify performance bottlenecks.

To track user interactions and session data.