So far, exceptions have been caught, but without using the exception object.
A catch clause specifies the type of exception and takes a parameter that is the object of the exception.
All exceptions are subclasses of Throwable, which defines multiple methods.
Common Throwable methods include printStackTrace() and toString().
printStackTrace() displays the error message and log of the method calls that led to the exception.
toString() retrieves the standard error message and is called when using the exception as an argument in println().
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