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throw vs throws in Java
throw vs throws in Java programming Exceptionthrow and throws are two Java keyword related to Exception feature of Java programming language. If you are writing Java program and familiar with What is Exception in Java, its good chance that you are aware of What is throw and throws in Java. In this Java tutorial we will compare throw vs throws and see some worth noting difference between throw and throws in Java. Exception handling is an important part of Java programming language which enables you to write robust programs. There are five keywords related to Exception handling in Java e.g. try, catch, finally, throw and throws. Apart from difference between final, finally and finalize,  throw vs throws is one of the frequently asked Java interview question. Difference listed here will not only help you to answer this interview question but also understand concept behind throw and throws better.
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