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1) Can we declare any Exception class STATIC.
2) How can I use return and throw in the same method.
 
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1) Can we declare any Exception class STATIC.



The only way to define any class as a static class is to make it a nested class. When you make a nested class static however, it is the same as creating a new top level class. Why do want to make an Exception class static?


2) How can I use return and throw in the same method.


If you have a method that can throw an exception you can do this:

hope that helps
 
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