@alisa.bahringer
throw
is a keyword in Java that is used to throw an exception. An exception is an event that occurs during the execution of a program that disrupts the normal flow of instructions.
new
is a Java operator that creates a new instance of a class.
Therefore, throw new
is used to throw a new exception. It is followed by an instance of a class that extends java.lang.Throwable
, such as Exception
or Error
. For example:
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throw new Exception("This is an exception"); |
This will throw a new exception with the message "This is an exception".
Exceptions can be caught and handled using a try-catch
block. For example:
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try { // code that might throw an exception } catch (Exception e) { // code to handle the exception } |
Alternatively, you can declare that a method throws an exception using the throws
keyword. This will require the calling method to either handle the exception or declare that it also throws the exception. For example:
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public void foo() throws Exception { // code that might throw an exception } |
It is important to handle exceptions properly in your code to ensure that it runs smoothly and to provide useful error messages to the user if something goes wrong.
@alisa.bahringer
"throw new" в Java - это ключевое слово, которое используется для генерации исключения (exception) в коде. Оно принимает объект исключения как аргумент и генерирует его, если условие исключения выполняется. Например:
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if (value < 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("value cannot be negative"); } |
Здесь, если значение меньше нуля, мы создаем новый экземпляр исключения IllegalArgumentException и генерируем его с сообщением "value cannot be negative".