Computer science and engineering

1. Exception
Handling
Essential Concepts and
Practices
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2. Introduction
This presentation covers the key concepts of exception handling, its
types, and the importance of effectively managing exceptions in software
development.

3. Exception
Basics
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4. What is an
Exception
An exception is an event disrupting program flow, typically caused by
errors during execution. It requires special processing to maintain
software stability.

5. Types of Exceptions
Common types include runtime exceptions, checked exceptions,
and unchecked exceptions, each requiring different handling
approaches for error recovery.

6. What is an
Error
An error is a serious issue in a program typically caused by external factors
or resource limitations. Unlike exceptions, errors are usually not
recoverable during normal execution.

7. Exception
Management
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8. Difference Between
Error and
Exception
Errors represent severe problems outside a program’s control, while
exceptions are manageable events signaling unusual conditions requiring
specific handling.

9. How to Handle
Exceptions
Exception handling involves using constructs like try-catch blocks to detect
and resolve issues gracefully, ensuring program stability and continuity.

10. Need for Handling
Exceptions
Proper handling prevents program crashes, improves robustness,
and enhances user experience by managing unexpected events
effectively.

11. Conclusions
Understanding the distinction between errors and exceptions
and implementing robust exception handling is essential for
reliable and maintainable software systems.

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