Exception Handling in Java Tutorial
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Everything you need to know about how to handle Exceptions in Java with try / catch / finally code!
Handling Exceptions gracefully doesn't have to be complicated, and by the end of this video you'll know all about how to handle them so your program can continue if it runs into any problems.
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Good advice to use Finally{} to close connections, etc. Then no matter what might explode in the try { } it won't abandon the connections or leave files open.
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Thanks for the very good explanation, great job! a couple things I would add to the video:
Autoclosable and try with resources (you did talk about DB connections/Files you wanna close in finally block, would be great to mention Autoclosable there too).
But I see that you have a separate video on checked vs unchecked, which I was about to suggest putting here as well, perhaps there's another one on try with resources too.
All in all, thanks again and keep up the good work!
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One thing that you have missed about finally is, finally is not executed if System.exit(0); is called
Ex.
package test;
public class FinallyExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
System.out.println(3);
System.exit(0);
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(4);
} finally {
System.out.println(5);
}
}
}
and finally, instead of using finally you could use try with resource
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That final part about the finally behaviour was quite interesting.
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Very well explained as usual. Do you cover try with ressources in another vidéo?
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Could you pls help me because I've a problem with understanding the finally block?
Where is the different between the line system.out.println(End here) and the finally block....I mean we would always execute the system.out.println(End here) instruction
@@aaronmesfine2399 no you got it all wrong, end here is just a output that we wanna show when we run the program it's optional and finally block will run no matter the case
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Also you can use try with resources block, to close all connections, without needing to use finally block.
Great vid as always John. Can you please also explain the "throw" and "throws" keywords? I've seen "throws" in a method signature, but wasn't sure exactly what that did.
Thanks! Well I don't have a video on "throw" specifically, but you basically just use it when you want to explicitly throw an exception in a certain situation.
if (someParameter == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Hey someParameter can't be null!");
}
Then whatever code is calling this code has to handle that exception however they see fit.
"Throws" is used in the method signature when the method could throw a certain kind of exception, and it's not being caught anywhere within that method. It mostly has to do with "checked" exceptions. There's a good explanation on how it's used in my most recent video here:
th-cam.com/video/bCPClyGsVhc/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful video!! You explained all things very clearly
By the way, what is use of 'throws' keyword &
Does it make a difference when used with unchecked exceptions?
Throws is same as exception
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