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Understanding Java Exceptions: throw, throws, and Throwable Explained!
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Okay so today’s topic is something every Java developer deals with — Exceptions! And more specifically — what’s the difference between throw, throws, and Throwable? Let’s break it down super simple! In Java, whenever something goes wrong, Java throws an object to signal the problem. That object must be a child of a special class called Throwable. Yes — Throwable is the superclass of all errors and exceptions in Java. Now Throwable has two main subclasses: Exception — this is what we usually handle in our code (like FileNotFound, NullPointer). Error — these are system-level problems like OutOfMemoryError. You don’t
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