Exception Handling in Java
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The document explains exception handling in Java, detailing its importance in maintaining the normal flow of program execution. It describes various types of exceptions, including checked and unchecked exceptions, as well as errors, and outlines the structure of try, catch, and finally blocks. Additionally, it differentiates between the 'throw' and 'throws' keywords, emphasizing their roles in exception handling.
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