Try with Multiple Catch Blocks in Java In some cases, codes inside the try block can throw multiple types of exceptions. Since, one catch block can only catch single type of exception, we have to create multiple catch blocks to catch different exceptions. In java, single try block can have more than one catch blocks. …
Types of Exceptions in Java In Java, a exception is categorized as: Checked Exceptions: The exceptions which are checked by the compiler to ensure the smooth execution of the program during the run time are known as checked exceptions. Unchecked Exception: The exceptions which are not checked by the compiler are called unchecked exceptions. In …
Exception Handling in Java In Java, the super most class of all exception classes is Throwable, which itself has 2 derive classes Exception and Error. The class Error and its derive classes represents those exceptions which are beyond the scope of a java developer. For example: If the user’s computer is having very low memory and we try to …
Explanation of 2 categories of flow control are already studied in the previous part, moving on to 3rd category of flow control: 3.Transfer Statements: Statements which can transfer the execution from one block of code to other block of code is known as transfer statements. Break statement in Java : Break statement is used in …
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Statements in Java which are executed from top to bottom and can break the flow of execution of the program by the use of statements such as decision making, looping, branching or conditionally execution a block. Flow control describes the order in which the lines of code will execute at run time. Categorization of flow …