Answer Posted / anu mathew

throws:
Method capable of raising an exception but not handling the
same. i.e to say no Try Catch block is implemented in the
Method, to handle the exception.
The callers should create the Try Catch Block to safeguard
against the exception.
If the above is not followed it would result in Compilation
errors.

throw:
The method that raises the exception also handles the same
in its Catch block.
If unhandled the exception can also be handles by the
Callers Try Catch Block.
Hope this makes sense.

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