#80 Exception throw keyword in Java

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[@vishwajithbarad]

at 4:02 the exception is caused by the 9th line and the throw exception command will not execute since it will directly jump to catch with the same ArithmeticException. instead you could have move lines 10 and 11 to 9 and 9 to 11. but you have cleared the concept.

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[@sukanyaswaminathan9130]

hello sir, on executing line 9 itself, error occurs and the execution enters the catch block rite ? Line number 10 won't be executed at all and hence the 'throw' code. Am i getting it rite ?

[@shindeprem228]

Yes you are right

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Amazing explanation

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Hey, what does the throws keyword do?

[@crofux]

Throws keyword indicates that there might be error in this block of code

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[@MudrikaAgrawal-kx6zk]

I have one doubt, how ArithmeticException object becomes constructor?

[@shindeprem228]

Every time we create object using new className() the constructor of that class is invoked depending on parameters we pass, he meant that

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[@syedadil7256]

There is an error in the if part it is if(i==0) but u placed if(j==0). As the denominator should be checked that is i

[@ananysharma9290]

Nope buddy, If you'll re-watch the video, he explained that he doesn't want the value of J to be zero( which comes as an output when 18 is divided by 20). Since the above division operation is not an exception, catch block is not called, that's why we are using the keyword "Throw" to make this operation an exception and catched by catch block. The code in the video is totally correct 🙂

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