what is difference between throw and throws in exception?
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Answer Posted / chandrakala
throw and throws are clauses.
throws: if we are not interested to catch the exception then we have to use throws. if any exception arises then internally JVM handles that exception.
throw: If we want to throw an exception explicitly we have to use throw.It comes under user defined exception.
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