In Java, exceptions are one of many structures that govern the control flow of a program. Specifically, they are unintended side effects of a program's normal execution. When writing code that can ...

Java projects rarely feature a consistent and thorough exception-handling strategy. Often, developers add the mechanism as an afterthought or an as-you-go addition. Significant reengineering ...

Java provides many exception classes that directly subclass Exception. Here are three examples: CloneNotSupportedException signals an attempt to clone an object whose class doesn’t implement the ...

Since everything in Java is an object, that means exceptions created by programs are also objects. These objects contain information about the type of exception, as well as additional data that ...

Exception handling in Java. In Java, exceptions might occur due to invalid user input, device failure or coding errors. Out-of-disk memory, a user trying to open an available file and a loss of ...

In this article we propose a control flow analysis in the presence of exceptions for Java programs. This analysis is realised in two phases: a master key on the hard intra-process level (on the level ...

Basic topics considered will be programs and program structure in general and Java syntax, data types, flow of control, classes, methods and objects, arrays, exception handling, and recursion. In ...