What is the difference between throw and throws?
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Answer Posted / senthil nathan
throws: If a method is not capable of handling the raised
exception and it wants the caller of the method to
handle the exception means then the method uses the
"throws" keyword... The exception raised here is
of System Exception not User Exception...
throw: If the method is capable of handling the exception
by using try&catch block then this method uses the
"throw" keyword.. It is also used to raise our own
exception.
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