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Exceptions In Java

Introduction to working with files in Java

Working with text files in Java

Storing objects in the CSV format in Java

Storing objects in CSV format in Java, part 2

Solved tasks for Java Files Lessons 1-5

Introduction to the XML File Format in Java

Writing XML Files via the SAX Approach in Java

Reading XML via the SAX approach in Java

Working with XML files using the DOM approach in Java

Serialization and Deserialization in Java

Solved tasks for Java Files Lessons 6-10

Binary Files in Java

Exceptions and Errors in Java for the Second Time

Exceptions in Java for the third time and more techniques

Working with files and folders in Java

Working with files and folders in Java - New API

Working with custom files in Java - Zip archive

Working with custom files in Java - Saving and loading ZIPs

Java - Writing/reading data types to/from Windows registry

Lesson 12 - Exceptions and Errors in Java for the Second Time

In the previous Java exception lesson, we showed the basics of exception handling. But what is an exception and what is so magical about methods that throw them? Java has an advanced internal hierarchy of exceptions and several mechanisms associated with it, which we're going to describe in detail in today's Java tutorial. Let's take a look at it.

Exception

A Java exception is nothing but a

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We'll look in detail at the try-catch Java construct, what an exception is and how the hierarchy of errors and exceptions is implemented.

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