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Posted
on March 1st, 2001
| Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java | Contents | Prev | Next |
Improved
error recovery
is one of the most powerful ways that you can increase the robustness of your
code. Error recovery is a fundamental concern for every program you write, and
it’s especially important in Java, in which one of the primary goals is
to create program components for others to use. To create a robust system, each
component must be robust.
The
goals for exception handling in Java are to simplify the creation of large,
reliable programs using less code than currently possible, with more confidence
that your application doesn’t have an unhandled error.
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