Wiley Edge Error Handling Quiz 1

RuntimeException (Java)/BaseException (Python)

IOException (Java)/ValueError (Python)

NullPointerException (Java)/TypeError (Python)

ArithmeticException (Java)/KeyError (Python)

Checked exceptions

Unchecked exceptions

Custom exceptions

System exceptions

catch block

finally block

throw block

exception block

To define default exception behavior

To rethrow exceptions

To ensure a block of code executes regardless of an exception

To handle specific types of exceptions

raise (Java)/throw (Python)

throw (Java)/raise (Python)

exception (Java)/except (Python)

catch (Java)/catch (Python)

Program continues execution without issues

Program abruptly terminates with an unhandled exception

Program pauses for user input

Program prints an error message and continues

Error (Java)/Exception (Python)

RuntimeException (Java)/BaseException (Python)

IOException (Java)/ValueError (Python)

AssertionError (Java)/KeyError (Python)

Error, Exception, RuntimeException (Java)/BaseException, Exception, TypeError (Python)

Exception, RuntimeException, Error (Java)/TypeError, Exception, BaseException (Python)

Exception, Error, RuntimeException (Java)/BaseException, Exception, RuntimeError (Python)

Error, RuntimeException, Exception (Java)/BaseException, Exception, TypeError (Python)

By using new Exception() (Java)/Exception() (Python)

By extending the base Exception class (Java)/BaseException class (Python)

By using the throwCustomException() method (Java)/raiseCustomException() function (Python)

By implementing the Throwable interface (Java)/Exception module (Python)

They improve program performance

They categorize and handle specific errors

They decrease code readability

They bypass try-catch blocks