How to handle exception in Java?

Java ‘throws’ the result of an Exception to a specific section of code, a try-catch block. What...?

• Java ‘throws’ the result of an Exception to a specific section of code, a try-catch block. What would be some alternatives? (Hint: consider the language ‘C, how does it handle errors’? Hint: maybe return a specific number denoting an error code inline with your code?) What is the result of that approach? Are there other approaches you might suggest?

• Answer:

  You just want to use this kind of structure in your try/catch code: try{ x = a/b; } catch(Kind Of Error You Are Receiving){ } There isn't really a way to circumvent this, other than using if/else statements, though that would be more complicated.