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This document discusses exception handling in Java. It describes different types of exceptions including compile-time and run-time errors. It explains the try, catch, and finally keywords used in exception handling and their purpose.

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Ch10exaption Handling in Java

This document discusses exception handling in Java. It describes different types of exceptions including compile-time and run-time errors. It explains the try, catch, and finally keywords used in exception handling and their purpose.

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Chapter 10

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Exception Handling in Java

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t We believe that compiled program is error free and will
always execute successfully.
t But in few cases the program can ~ te while it ls
executing.
Example :
t Program that connects to a particular website and
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• In Java, all kinds of error conditions are called Exceptions.

t Errors can be broadly classified into 2 categories :


(1) Compile time errors

(2) Run time errors

t The exception results in an abnormal exception and it may


lead to abnormal termination of the program.

t It usually signals an error.


Compile -time errors
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t Compiler is used to convert source code into object code.
Example of Errors :

• Syntax error

• Missing comma "," or semicolon ";"

• Use of undeclared variable

• Wrong spellings of identifier or keyword

• Mismatch of bracket
Run - time errors
t If there are no syntax errors in the source code then the
program will compile successf ully and will get a9 file.
t However this does no• guarantee that the program will
execute as per our expectations.
Example :
t In the program, we have created an array citylist[).
tThat contains name of four different cities.
t We are trying to display the contents of element of citylist
array that does not exist.
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Program Executed Successfully


t In
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whether the command or a program executed successfully

or not.

t Exit code "O"


Command executed successfully.

t Exit code "1"


Some problem occurred while executing the command.

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Exception Handling
t An exception is an error condition.
t Java uses 3 keywords to writeari'exception handler :
(1) try
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: Contains the code to one or more exceptions.

(2) catch : Contains the code to handle exceptions of

particula~ e.

(3) finally: Always executed before the program ends.

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try block
IHry statement contains a block of statements within the

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t A try block may give rise to one or more exceptions.
t Syntax of try block is : try { \ ~
t After try statement, there has to be either a catch block or
a finally block.

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catch block
tcatch block must immediately follow the try block.

t It contains the code that is to be executed to handle an


exception.

tcatch block is an exception handler.

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t finally block is generally used to ~ t the end of
executing a try block.

tfinally block is widely used if a file need to be closed or a


critical resource is to be released at the completion of the
program.
throw statement
t throw keyword is used to explicitly throw an Exception
object.

t Java Virtual Machine (JVM) created an exception object


and was t hrowing it automatically.

Example :

t An object of ArithmeticException was created when we


tried to perform a divide by zero operation.

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