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How can you manually throw a generic RuntimeException?

How can you manually throw a generic RuntimeException? (Computer science one · Throwing Exceptions) — "We can also manually throw an exception. For example, we…

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Manually throwing exceptions in Java
An exception can be thrown explicitly by using the throw statement.
Example: throw new RuntimeException("Something went wrong");
A generic RuntimeException can be used when a broad exception type is sufficient.
A message can be attached and printed by code that catches the exception.
Fine-grained exception control requires defining custom exception types.

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"We can also manually throw an exception. For example, we can throw a generic RuntimeException using the following.\n\n1 throw new RuntimeException(\"Something went wrong\");\n\nBy using a generic RuntimeException, we can attach a message to the exception (which can be printed by code that catches the exception). If we want more fine-grained control over the type of exceptions, we need to define our own exceptions."

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