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46. throws clause
The throws clause is used in method declarations to specify which exceptions may be thrown by the method.
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throws clause
The `throws` clause indicates which exceptions a method can throw.
"I want to know what errors might occur when I call a method."
The `throws` clause in a method declaration specifies the exceptions that may be thrown by that method, allowing callers to handle them appropriately.
"I want to know what errors might occur when I call a method."
The `throws` clause in a method declaration specifies the exceptions that may be thrown by that method, allowing callers to handle them appropriately.