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1Exception Handling Fundamentals0/442try-catch-finally0/443try-with-resources & Suppressed Exceptions0/224Custom Exceptions0/115Exception Chaining & Stack Traces0/446Exception Best Practices0/47Spring Exception Handling0/118Exceptions in Constructors & Static Init0/229Common Runtime Exceptions0/4410JVM Exception Internals0/22
1Exception Handling Fundamentals42try-catch-finally43try-with-resources & Suppressed Exceptions24Custom Exceptions15Exception Chaining & Stack Traces46Exception Best Practices47Spring Exception Handling18Exceptions in Constructors & Static Init29Common Runtime Exceptions410JVM Exception Internals2
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1Exception Handling Fundamentals0/442try-catch-finally0/443try-with-resources & Suppressed Exceptions0/224Custom Exceptions0/115Exception Chaining & Stack Traces0/44
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7Spring Exception Handling0/118Exceptions in Constructors & Static Init0/229Common Runtime Exceptions0/4410JVM Exception Internals0/22

Exception Best Practices

Exception Handling·Topic 6 of 10·4 questions
Q1What is the assert keyword in Java?

The assert keyword checks internal invariants during development and is disabled by default in production, so it must never be used for public API validation where IllegalArgumentException should be used instead.

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Q2What are the exception handling best practices?

Always catch the most specific exception because broad catch hides bugs, never catch Throwable because it swallows JVM errors, and never use exceptions for control flow because they are expensive.

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Q3What does throw early, catch late mean?

Throw early means validate and fail fast at the service entry point, while catch late means handle exceptions at the boundary layer that has enough context to decide the appropriate response.

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Q4What is the difference between rethrow and wrap?

throw e rethrows the same exception unchanged, throw new ServiceException(msg, e) wraps it in a domain exception with cause preserved, and Java 7 precise rethrow lets the compiler narrow catch(Exception e) to the actual types thrown.

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