Throw vs Throws in Java

The "Throw vs Throws in Java" video compares and contrasts the "throw" and "throws" keywords in Java's exception handling mechanism. It explains that "throw" is used to manually throw an exception within a method, while "throws" is used to declare that a method may throw a particular type of exception and is used in the method signature. The video demonstrates how "throw" is used to raise an exception explicitly, whereas "throws" is used to indicate the potential for exceptions to occur, allowing callers to handle them appropriately. Through clear explanations and practical examples, viewers learn how to use "throw" and "throws" effectively in their Java code to handle and propagate exceptions. This tutorial serves as a valuable resource for learners seeking to understand the nuances of exception handling in Java.