You have a result field result with TYPE P LENGTH 3 DECIMALS 2. Which of the following statements leads to an exception?

The statement leading to an exception is indeed the assignment involving the division of 1 by 8 using the EXACT syntax. The EXACT keyword is used to handle precision when floating-point arithmetic is involved, particularly when working with decimal values. In this case, 1 divided by 8 results in a floating-point number that requires more precision (0.125) than the defined length and decimal places of the result field.

Since the variable result is defined with TYPE P LENGTH 3 DECIMALS 2, it can only store values up to 999.99 with a maximum of two decimal places. When 1 is divided by 8, the output (0.125) does not fit within this restriction, leading to an exception when trying to assign it to the result field.

The other options represent calculations that would not cause an exception due to their results fitting within the constraints of the result field. Specifically, both 1 divided by 2 (which equals 0.5) and 8 divided by 16 (which equals 0.5) easily fit within the specified decimal constraints. The division of 1 by 16 yields 0.0625, which, though small, can also be represented within the limits of the