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What is the superclass of exception?

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What is the superclass of exception?..

Answer / ravikiran

Throwable

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What is the superclass of exception?..

Answer / krishnakanth

Object<--Throwable<--( Exception & Errors )

Exception<-- ( Checked & Unchecked )

RuntimeException<--Unchecked Exceptions

Checked Exceptions are not derived from the
RuntimeException.But it must caught by the user by using
try catch blocks.

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What is the superclass of exception?..

Answer / sheetal panchal

java.lang.throwable

Throwable is the superclass for all exceptions and errors.

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