Java What, if anything, is wrong with the following Java method that uses except

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What, if anything, is wrong with the following Java method that uses exceptions? If there is something wrong with it. what is the most natural way of fixing it? public void g(String s) {if (s == null) {Exception e = new Exception("Invalid Input"); throw e; > Nothing wrong with the method Method declaration needs a throws clause: public void g(String s) throws Exception {. .. Method body needs a try/catch: if (s == null) {Exception e = new Exception("Invalid Input"); try {throw e;} catch (Exception el) {el .printStackTrace ();}}

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Answer: Method declaration needs a throws clause

public void g(String s) throws Exception

When we throw any exception in method level we should use throws clause to throw the exception.

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