Java exception

[Amali]

What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

 

[voorth]

What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

.... and why does this seem like a homework question?

 

[Michael Rauscher]

What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

Why not?

 

[Amali]

Amali schrieb:> What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

Why not?

yes ur right we have to find these iformation any how. so i have
searched the web, but i didn't any idea. so please tell me some web
sites to find these answers.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

yes ur right we have to find these iformation any how. so i have
searched the web, but i didn't any idea. so please tell me some web
sites to find these answers.

Here are some good search terms
<http://www.google.com/search?q=java+exception+tutorial>

Andrew T.

 

[Michael Rauscher]

yes ur right we have to find these iformation any how. so i have
searched the web, but i didn't any idea. so please tell me some web
sites to find these answers.

Andrew already gave you a very good point to start.

Exceptions aren't hard to understand, really. To understand what
exceptions are and what they are used for it might be better to ask
*when* to use them.

Turn on Google, now.

Bye
Michael

 

[Mark Rafn]

What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

In many ways, an exception is just an alternate return type from a method
invocation. It's declared in the method signature, like the normal return
type, throwing it exits the current method, like the return keyword.

There are a lot more details to it, which you should probably read in your
textbook.

 

[Lew]

In many ways, an exception is just an alternate return type from a method
invocation. It's declared in the method signature, like the normal return
type, throwing it exits the current method, like the return keyword.

There are a lot more details to it, which you should probably read in your
textbook.

Or in any of the hits from
<http://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+a+Java+Exception>

GIYF.

- Lew

 

[Alex Hunsley]

In many ways, an exception is just an alternate return type from a method
invocation. It's declared in the method signature, like the normal return
type, throwing it exits the current method, like the return keyword.

Would also like to add: exceptions shouldn't be used in place of the
normal return mechanism: they are for exceptional circumstances, as they
are costly to set up.

lex

 

[murari garg]

What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

hi
exception are used in programme where the probability of making error
is more.
By using exception in your programme , youcan run your wrong
programme to some extends.

If you want to have good practice of exception than i recommand you
to

do the unsolved problems of " schaum series in java programming "
More Details : http://www.mcgraw-hill.com.sg/html/titleDetail.jsp?isbn=9780071420402.html

 

[Boaz.Jan]

What are java exceptions? and why are they used?

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/exceptions/index.html
The java tutorial by Sun.
Its that easy.

 

[Amali]

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/exceptions/index.html
The java tutorial by Sun.
Its that easy.

Thank you for giving details information to find exception.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

...
....
Thank you for giving details information to find exception.

That (AFAIR) was the top listed entry in
the search I specified 2 days ago.
Did you ignore my reply?

Andrew T.

 

[Amali]

That (AFAIR) was the top listed entry in
the search I specified 2 days ago.
Did you ignore my reply?

Andrew T.

I got information about exception using the link u have given.
Thanx