Try Catch Java Tutorial #46

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Saved my life bro! Thank you for that simple explanation. I was out here dying trying to figure out what exception and try catches were. I almost resorted to using textbook. Lol

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I swear my lecturer shows way complicated things about trycatch when we first introduced to it, thanks man

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A full year later from this video being created and you continue to make an impact! Studying for my big java final coming up >.

[@mrp12-ii]

Great video my friend. One good practice would be to close the scanner after we are done with it so resource leak doesn't occur. I would put that in finally block scan.close(); or you can also add scan.close(); in line 12 at 5:43

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[@CaitlinB0000]

This was super helpful. It came at a perfect time... right when I needed it for the simple game I’m programming. I wish you would have discussed the “e” in the exception list more. I didn’t feel like I had a solid understanding of why that is there, if it’s always there, and if it ever changes to a different left letter.

[@SkyeVintorez]

Exceptione e The "e" is a variable which hold the exceptions in order to catch it, You can print the e Just Sysout(e); You can change it to what ever you want to name it

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I finally understood why we need try and catch!! Thank you so much!!

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thanks Alex so far this exception concept was like exception for me but after watching this video its like applying try catch block to my mind

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You're such a life-saver! Would be sweet to see a video on throwing exceptions from a method. I'm a little fuzzy still on when to use that vs wrapping in a try/catch.

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Great examples and quite simple to understand basics of Try Catch. Thank you for sharing!

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The real life example is greatly appreciated! Makes more sense

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[@wolfcompany2]

fun fact! only the exception name needs to be correct. that 'e' can be anything you want. you can do catch(NullPointException PIG){ and it will still work XD

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thank you, with this video, after watching tens of them, I now undestand try ...catch

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4:26 I think it's better to place int[] declaration before the try-catch block. 'cause obviously there's nothing wrong with int array declaration

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