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But why use try-catch?
I don't think you have to. I just did it this way since they insinutated at it with "java.lang.exception" in their desired string.
You can simply print out the error message using System.out.println("errorMessage");,
But for better learning try-catch is good practice.
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But why use try-catch?
I don't think you have to. I just did it this way since they insinutated at it with "java.lang.exception" in their desired string.
You can simply print out the error message using System.out.println("errorMessage");,
But for better learning try-catch is good practice.