Java: Code Reading with Exceptions

Exceptions move up the call stack. Frame the concept in practical terms so you can explain it during interview discussion.

Exception propagation refers to the process of passing an exception up the call stack when it is not handled in the current method. This allows higher-level methods to handle exceptions that occur in lower-level methods. For example, if a method that reads data from a file throws an IOException, and it is not caught, the exception will propagate to the calling method.