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    Try and Catch


    Before going into try/catch statements, let's talk about Exceptions. Exceptions are thrown every time an error
    occurs. Some examples: ArrayIndexOutOfBounds is thrown if the index that does not exist in an array is accessed
    (e.g: Trying to access arr[5], but arr only goes up to arr[4]) ArithmeticError is thrown if an illegal arithmetic operation
    is done (e.g: 42/0, division by zero)

    There are lots of exceptions that Java can throw (more than the above).

    But, how can you handle exceptions, when you're unsure if an error will occur.

    That's the purpose of try/catch! This is the syntax for try/catch:

    try {
    //Code here
    } catch (ExceptionHere name) {
    //Replace ExceptionHere with your exception and name with the name of your exception.
    //Code if exception "ExceptionHere" is thrown.
    }

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    The code after the try block will be attempted to be run. If the exception in the catch statement is thrown during the
    code in the try block is run, run the code in the catch block.

    You can tell the user that there is a problem, or anything else.

    NOTE: You can also use Exception as the exception to catch if any exception is thrown.

    Exercise
    In this exercise, you will try to catch problematic code. I will create a problematic code block. I want you to wrap the
    problematic code in the try block, than make it print "Problem with code detected" if the exception is thrown.

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