Murach's Beginning Java 2, SDK 1.4This chapter shows how to throw and catch exceptions, how to define your own exceptions, and how to debug your code. |
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| Chapter 10 | How to handle exceptions and debug code | |
| An introduction to exceptions | 306 | |
| The exception hierarchy | 306 | |
| How exceptions are propagated | 308 | |
| Typical exceptions thrown by the Java API | 310 | |
| How to handle exceptions | 312 | |
| How to throw exceptions | 312 | |
| How to catch exceptions | 314 | |
| When and how to use conventional error trapping | 316 | |
| How to throw and define your own exceptions | 318 | |
| How to throw your own exceptions | 318 | |
| How to define your own exceptions | 320 | |
| How to debug your classes without an IDE | 322 | |
| How to use print statements to identify bugs | 322 | |
| How to get information about an exception | 324 | |
| How to print the stack trace to the console | 324 | |
| Perspective | 326 | |
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