Questions

Answer the following questions to test your knowledge of this chapter:

1. What is the principle of handling exceptions as close to the source of the error as possible, and why is it important for writing clean code?
2. How can you make your exception handling more specific and targeted by catching more specific exception types rather than generic ones?
3. What is a finally block in a try-catch-finally statement, and why is it important for writing robust and maintainable code?
4. How can you use custom exception types to provide more meaningful feedback to the user and make your code more maintainable and extensible?
5. What are some best practices for logging and handling exceptions in multithreaded code?
6. How can you use the global exception handler to provide a centralized location for handling exceptions in your application?
7. Why is it important to test exception handling in your code, and what are some common approaches to testing exception handling?
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