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Java Programming Tutorial – 82 – Exception Handling
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28 responses to “Java Programming Tutorial – 82 – Exception Handling”
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Thank you!! This was very helpful
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awesome video man
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finally?
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errors and exceptions are not the same things. Errors normally can't be caught. For instance, you are out of memory.
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the do while loop is not working in my case..its looping continuously without stopping
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This is the one video I was waiting to watch. I have already watched all the other videos in this series and flew pass them.
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thanks. Quick question! what is different between x=1 and x==1 ? confusing as a beginner. ^__^ If I typed while( x =1 ) , then i got a error. Do you know why? while ( x ==1 ) works instead of while ( x=1) ?
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Thanks for pure speaking about that lesson i understood all thank you so much you are the best teacher 🙂 love u
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7:03 thats the best part
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Hey man, this really helped. Straight to the point. Thanks a lot!
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can somebody explain the
x=1 and x=2
🙁 my professor sucks and you're way better! -
bucky explained loops in 4mins, where some people take a 3 hour class
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Cool Stuff………….I love it.
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You'll be the first one that I'll remember in teachers day bucky.
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couldn't you also just use a while loop with a break statement where you put "x=2;" ?
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Awesome!!!!
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Good Job, Very well explained. I wish you explain type of exception.
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Another home run.
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nice
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When I entered a text or letter, it gave me weird results. Why wouldn't it normally work the same as when I put in a 0?
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All exception types are subclasses of the built-in class Throwable. Thus, Throwable is at the
top of the exception class hierarchy. Immediately below Throwable are two subclasses that
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thank u!
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Confused on why he set x = 1; and then inside the try catch, he set x = 2;
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Thanks man! You're awesome
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If you try to input alphabetic character why does the loop become infinite?
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You just have said "error" and "exception" are the exact same thing. Is that true? can you handle error without correcting that?
So far we know there are 2 types of error in java: sysntax erro and runtime error.
please give me an example how you can go fine with those errors by handling, by not correction…
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