An In a object oriented programming language is an occurrence of an unusual event at runtime, which interrupts the normal functioning of the program.

If a $$ block throws an exception, the control directly goes to the $$ block defined for that particular exception. If no exception occurs, the program skips that block and executes normally. block is optional, but if present, it always gets executed Irrespective of the occurrence of an exception in the block.

It is usually impossible to recover from a$/$an $$ Checked Exceptions are known during the $$ process. The compiler checks whether the exception is handled or not and throws an error in case it is not handled programmatically. On the other hand, Unchecked Exceptions or run$-$time exceptions occur during program m

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