A user-defined exception is thrown by the throw statement. The current function's execution will halt (the statements after throw will not be performed), and control will be passed to the call stack's first catch block. The program will end if no catch block exists among caller functions.
The throw statement, on the other hand, can be used to pass user-defined exceptions. The throw statement in JavaScript is used to handle user-defined exceptions. For instance, if a number is divided by 0 and you need to handle Infinity as an exception, you can use the toss statement.
Exceptions are raised by throws. An exception will be sent backwards via the stack to the function until it is captured by a catch block.
Learner's Ratings
4.9
Overall Rating
86%
14%
0%
0%
0%
Reviews
B
Bakare Oluwatobi
5
The Arithmetic operator explanations cover all this arithmetic operator sign and it is well explanatory with great examples
R
Raktim Ghosh
5
good course and very detailed explanation
S
Sachin
4
good course material
P
Pasalapudi Pujita Sri Naga Santhoshi
5
they has clearly explained and easily understand to all
M
Mohammad Suhail
5
Good trainer
P
Prabhat Yadav
5
Superb and amazing 😍🤩 enjoyable experience.
K
karthikeyan Karthik
5
Thankyou learnvern....
W
William Jimmy
4
This is by far the most comprehensive tutorial I ever come across. I was really excited to discover this amazing tutorial, but unfortunately couldn't continue due to keypad noise which I'm allergic to
V
Vijay Banjara
5
Amazing
V
VAISHNAVI RAJESH CHALKE
5
it helps me to clear my basic conceptual knowledge
Share a personalized message with your friends.