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What is this episode about? A lot of developers are somewhat scared of long and nested stack traces - but you don't have to be! Find out in this episode how to properly and efficiently read a long stack trace, to find out what the root cause of an exception is.

[makkmester]

I think it's really important for programmers to be able to read stack traces from the beginning of their journey, thank you very much for the clear explanation :)

[shanilka_wariyapperuma]

Great Explanation! This video made me understand true meaning of "Root Cause". Great Work! Keep it Up!

[bennails]

Thanks Marco, I don’t understand a word in English, but it helped me a lot.

[thundaGawd]

... I think this is invaluable. Thanks Marco!

[rathodjaya]

wow this was just great.. i learned new method to read log file/ stack trace... Thanks a lot

[saratchaitanya]

Thanks Marco . I'm new to java programming and this helped me

[vickia.]

Thanks Marco. I finally found a video to help me. However can you get into this in more depth? Can you prepare video on debugging JAVA log file where you have no access to code? Something like understanding the issue so you can provide a root cause summary. Sometime, there is no error and exception on the log, how to read the stack which is the root cause of the data flow.

[draftzone]

Thank you for this valuable video.. <3 <3 <3

[munawarabbas]

Good Effort but its better if you research on printStackTraceMethod and show the output with their printingRules