Java Tutorial # 14 | Exception Handling in Java - Checked and Unchecked Exceptions

This video tutorial explains about the the Java Exception handling mechanism. I have explained the exception hierarchy, Errors, Checked exceptions and Unchecked Exceptions. An example has been demonstrated for try,catch, finally, throw and throws clause. I have also explained the rules related to catch block and also about creating the new checked exceptions and unchecked exceptions.

[ltrt]

Thanks for your videos; it helped me to also replay from the start to review the beginning points & picked up anything that I missed. Also at around 10:45 - 11:45 I'd like to add that putting catch(Exception e) ahead of the more specific exceptions would not compile actually, at least in Java 7. Many thanks again Srinivas.

[AnujGoyal]

Sir, your lectures are really helpful. I love the examples you quote and the simplicity with which you explain. Thanks a lot.

[rampagex]

Extremely glad I found your videos right before finals thanks man!

[mireazma]

thorough and clear explanation. I like your presentation!

[vivekkumar-znje]

a very elaborate and concept building tutorail !!
Thank you sir.

[ShailShah]

thank you teaching is much better than my college

[Arunganesan]

Thanks a lot (from 20.00 - end) thats what i want but i couldn't find it anywhere. Explained well many thanks.

[rishabhjain]

Is there a video where you explain concepts like weak/soft references?

[saianupamachalamchala]

Clear Explanation of the concepts .Thankyou

[abdulsattarmari]

Really Appreciable sir :).. You have done a great job.. Keep this thing up please

[anilhuda]

Hi Srinivas,
double division(double a, double b){
double c=a/b;

if b is zero it will not throw any exception, if you try to print value of c then it will print "infinity"

[madhuattri]

very good tutorial.. i like throws concept thanks a lot sir

[zoliincze]

According to the developers of Java (Oracle), ArithmeticException is a subclass of RuntimeException!

[viswanathlekshmanan]

With double, it wont throw arithmetic exception. It is simply Double.INFINITY right ? But if its int which is correct.

[drunkscotsman]

12:00 if you put parent exception before child one its not gonna compile. Thank you sir you really help me out :)

[amanyerpude]

Awesome explanation sir ji Thanks a lot

[SnehashisMukherjee]

It has cleared some my doubts. Thanks for the video! (y) 

[anaghawalke]

Thank you for posting this videos, really nice explanations.

[harshdv]

Sir, please upload the remaining videos .. waiting for it since framework.. your videos are amazing .. kindly upload the videos sir.. waiting for it :)
Thank you :)

[mahalashmipreet]

thank you sir, your explanation is excellent