Throwable is a class rather then an interface. and why it is.... might be two reasons: Exceptions have state. In particular, message, cause, and stack trace. It is easier for the JVM to implement efficient catch blocks. Class hierarchy checks are cheaper than interface checks. | 0 |
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throwable is a class. | 0 |
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Throwable is a class. It is the super class of Exception class. | 0 |
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throwable is the class | 0 |
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Throwable is 100% Class, | 0 |
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