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In this course, we will learn the concepts of microservice and spring framework and focus on Exception Handling.
Learning Objectives
- Exception Handling in Java
Intended Audience
- Beginner Java developers
- Java developers interested in learning how to Build and Deploy RESTful Web Services
- Java Developers who want to develop web applications using the Spring framework
- Java Developers who want to develop web applications with microservices
- Java Developers who wish to develop Spring Boot Microservices with Spring Cloud
Prerequisites
- Basic Java knowledge
Hello there, my friend. In the previous videos we learned the throw and throws keywords. In this video, we will look at the differences between the throw and throws keyword. Let's compare the throw and throws keywords by using a table to understand better. The throw keyword is used to explicitly throw an exception. Throws keyword is used to declare an exception. The throw is followed by an instance. Throws is followed by class. The throw is used within the method, throws is used with the method signature. We can declare only one exception with throw at a time. We can declare multiple exceptions with throws at a time. So, those are the main differences between the keywords throw and throws. I think you got it. Let's take a short break here and I'll see you in the next lesson ,friends.
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