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Exception Handling in Java in Hindi course shall help you understand and practice handling exceptions by walking you theoretically through what Java is, variables and data types, operators, flow control statements, what exception handling is, why it is required, different exception types, multiple exception handling and also guides you with installing Java and Java IDE.

Exception handling ensures the flow of the program even when exceptions occur. An exception disrupts the program's flow, which is the core reason why handling them is essential. It maintains the desired flow of the applications when unexpected events occur. If not handled properly, programs may fail or crash. This would be a hitting point to your customers when this happens repeatedly, and you might even lose them in a while. So it is apt to leverage this feature and implement it in all the programs.

Java handles exceptions in two ways. They are:

• Checked Exception: These are compile-time exceptions since they are crawled by the compiler during compilation to confirm if the programmer handles the exception. If the exception is not handled, then the system throws up compilation errors. Examples: SQLException, InvocationTargetException, IOException, ClassNotFoundException.

• Unchecked Exceptions: Unchecked exceptions occur during the program's execution and are hence called runtime exceptions. These are ignored during compilation. Examples: Using incorrect APIs and programming bugs such as logical errors.

To install Java, use the latest browser recommended :

Step1: In internet explorer, go to Java.com

Step2: Click on the Free Java Download button > click on Agree to start the free download

Step3: Select Run on the notification bar

Step4: Click on Install and Close the popup window

Eclipse is a Java IDE. To install Eclipse IDE, follow the below simple steps:

Step1: Search for Installing Eclipse on Google 

Step2: Go to the landing window and click on the Download button 

Step3: Check your device processor and select the specifications. It would commonly be "Download 64 bit".

Step4: Install Eclipse > Run the application > Click on Eclipse for Java Developers. You are all set to work with the IDE. 

This course will guide you through installing both Java and Java IDE.