Exception Handling

In this blog post, you will learn about file input and output (I/O) operations in Java, including how to read from and write to files effectively. Understanding file I/O is crucial for any Java developer, as it enables the manipulation of data stored in files, which is a common requirement in many applications.

In this blog post, you'll learn about the essential concepts of exception handling in Java, its importance in writing robust applications, and how to implement it effectively. We'll cover different types of exceptions, how to throw and catch exceptions, and best practices to follow.

In this blog post, you'll learn about exception handling in C#, a critical aspect of robust software development. We will explore its concepts, common patterns, and best practices to ensure your code is resilient and user-friendly.

The NoSuchWindowException in Java is an exception that's thrown when a WebDriver (typically from a Selenium framework) tries to switch to a window that does not exist. This usually occurs in web automation scenarios when you're working with multiple browser windows or tabs

A NumberFormatException is produced in Java when you try to convert a string to a numeric type (such as int, double, float, etc.) but the string's format is incompatible with the required format for that numeric type. This is common when using parsing techniques such as Integer.parseInt(), Double.parseDouble(), or Float.parseFloat().

A NullPointerException is a runtime exception in Java that happens when you attempt to perform an operation on a null object reference. In other words, you're attempting to access a member (such as a method or field) of an object that hasn't yet been initialized, which results in a null reference.

In Java, the ArithmeticException is a subclass of the RuntimeException class. It is thrown when an arithmetic operation fails or produces an incorrect result. One of the most common causes of an ArithmeticException is attempting to divide by zero.

The java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException is an exception class in Java that is thrown when an index used to access an array, list, or other collection is either negative or greater than or equal to the size of the collection. This usually indicates an attempt to access an element at an invalid index that does not exist in the collection.

So basically in a MVC Project we often use many controllers for making our web project functional.So one way is to handle exception separately on all of them or we can simple use a Base Controller. A Base controller can be told as a parent controller from which all other controller will inherit.So in that way Exception handling performed on Base Controller will get applied on all controllers which inherits from this controller.

Error Handling in Asp.Net Core has changed a bit from what we used to use in Asp.Net Mvc. Before .Net Core We used to use OnException Methods to handle Exceptions while executing actions But it doesn't' see working in .Net Core as many features are changed.So In this Article we will see how to make exception handling work in Asp.Net Core.