🛡️ Java Exception Handling Wizard-Java Exception Handling Insights

Example

try { fileAccess(); } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { logError(e); notifyUser('File not found'); }

Scenario

When a developer is working with file operations that might not succeed, such as reading a file that does not exist, the Wizard assists in identifying the `FileNotFoundException` and implementing appropriate handling.

Example

try { resourceAccess(); } finally { resourceCleanup(); }

Scenario

In scenarios where resources like files or network connections need to be closed regardless of an exception occurrence, the Wizard advises on the implementation of a finally block for cleanup operations.

Example

if (userInput == null) { throw new CustomInputException('Input cannot be null'); }

Scenario

For situations where input validation fails, the Wizard can guide on creating custom exceptions and using `throw` to indicate an error condition that should be handled at a higher level.

Example

catch (DatabaseException e) { logError(e); notifyUser('Database error occurred'); }

Scenario

Upon catching exceptions that might affect user operations, like database access errors, the Wizard provides strategies for logging the error details and notifying users in a user-friendly manner.