View the exhibit. Given the code fragment: Which change enables the code to print the following? James age: 20 Williams age: 32

Declaring `throws MissingInfoException` would only cover that specific checked exception; if other checked exceptions could be thrown by lines 6 and 7, the compilation would still fail.

If lines 6 and 7 potentially throw a checked exception like `MissingInfoException`, declaring `public static void main (String [] args) throws Exception` allows the program to compile by propagating any checked exception without requiring explicit `try-catch` blocks within the `main` method itself. `Exception` is the superclass of all checked exceptions, thus covering `MissingInfoException` and any other potential checked exceptions thrown.

Enclosing code in a `try` block requires a `catch` or `finally` block to handle exceptions, which is not fully specified here and might not be the simplest way to *enable* printing if simple propagation is acceptable.

This option, similar to C, is incomplete as it doesn't specify what must be 'added' after the `try` block to correctly handle or declare exceptions.