throw vs throws Explained: Java Exception Handling

In this Java tutorial, we'll dive into the distinctions between the "throw" and "throws" keywords in Java exception handling.

"throw" is a keyword used to manually throw an exception within a method, allowing developers to create custom exceptions and propagate them to the calling code.

On the other hand, "throws" is used in method declarations to indicate that a particular method might throw one or more exceptions during its execution. It specifies the exceptions that a method might propagate to its caller, enabling proper handling of exceptional conditions.

In this video, we'll cover:
1. An overview of the "throw" and "throws" keywords and their roles in Java exception handling.
2. How to use the "throw" keyword to raise exceptions within a method.
3. The syntax and usage of the "throws" keyword in method declarations.
4. Examples illustrating scenarios where "throw" and "throws" are used in Java programs.
5. Best practices for choosing between "throw" and "throws" based on the requirements of the code.

Understanding the differences between "throw" and "throws" is essential for writing robust and error-tolerant Java applications.

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The line 'checked exception can not be propagated by using throw.' may confuse people. I was okay with it because this part was just review for me. You can indeed throw checked exceptions. However, you can't make the compiler not complain about an unhandled exception in your code by using the throw construct. That is what the line 'Checked exception can not be propagated by using throw' actually means in the chart.