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Exception Handling in

Java
Exception handling is a critical aspect of Java programming,
ensuring the robustness and reliability of applications. When
unexpected events occur during program execution,
exceptions are thrown to signal errors or unexpected
situations. By implementing appropriate exception handling
mechanisms, developers can gracefully manage these events,
prevent program crashes, and maintain application stability.
by Shruthakeerthiraj
What are Exceptions?
1 Runtime Events 2 Program Flow
Disruption
Exceptions represent
unexpected events that Exceptions can disrupt
occur during program the normal flow of a
execution. program, potentially
causing it to crash.

3 Error Handling
Exception handling provides a structured mechanism to
manage these disruptions and maintain application
stability.
Try-Catch Blocks
Try Block Catch Block

The `try` block encloses code that may throw an The `catch` block handles the exception. It specifies
exception. If an exception occurs within this block, the type of exception it can handle. Code within the
the program immediately jumps to the `catch` block executes if an exception of the
corresponding `catch` block. matching type is thrown within the `try` block.
Example
Code Explanation

This code demonstrates a simple try-catch block.


try {
The `try` block attempts to divide 10 by 0, which
// Code that may throw an exception
would cause an `ArithmeticException`. The `catch`
int result = 10 / 0; // Divide by zero
block handles this exception, preventing the
error
program from crashing and instead printing an error
System.out.println("Result: " +
message.
result);
} catch (ArithmeticException e) {
System.out.println("Error: Cannot
divide by zero.");
}

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