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Description:
Exception handling in Java goes beyond handling built-in exceptions. It also allows developers to create custom exceptions tailored to specific scenarios using user-defined exceptions. Additionally, Java provides mechanisms like 'throw' and 'throws' to manage exceptions effectively. In this tutorial, we delve into these concepts, providing insights and practical examples.

User-Defined Exceptions:
We'll start by explaining how to create custom exceptions by extending the built-in Exception class or one of its subclasses. You'll learn how to define custom exception classes with meaningful names and informative error messages to handle specific exceptional conditions in your applications.
Throw Keyword:
The 'throw' keyword is used to explicitly throw an exception within your code. We'll discuss how to use 'throw' to raise custom exceptions or propagate built-in exceptions to higher levels of code for handling.
Throws Clause:
The 'throws' clause is used in method declarations to indicate that the method may throw certain types of exceptions. We'll explore how to use 'throws' to specify the exceptions that a method can throw, allowing callers to handle or propagate them accordingly.
Best Practices and Considerations:
We'll provide best practices and considerations for using user-defined exceptions, 'throw', and 'throws' effectively in Java programs. This includes guidelines for designing custom exceptions, handling checked and unchecked exceptions, and choosing between 'throw' and 'throws' in different scenarios.