xception handling in Java involves the use of try, catch, throw, and finally blocks. The try block encloses code that may generate exceptions, catch blocks handle these exceptions, the throw statement triggers custom exceptions, and the finally block ensures cleanup tasks regardless of success or failure.

This assignment will help you to possess a solid understanding of Java's exception handling mechanisms. You will gain knowledge in structuring code with try$-$catch blocks, handling custom exceptions, and implementing cleanup operations.

Imagine you are mentoring a fellow student who is new to Java programming.$$

$1.$ How would you explain the purpose and usage of try, catch, throw, and finally blocks in a way that's easy to understand?$$

$2.$ Share practical examples or analogies that can help clarify these concepts for someone with no prior experience in Java.