Never Leave “Exceptions” Behind
The problem arises when a developer ignores writing code for Exception Handling. Besides this fact, there is no problem if the program has been executed without any pitfall. But, on the other hand, if the code fails silently, then it starts creating issues, and working on bugs is like taking 4 steps back before any advance movement. The best way to avoid it is by rethrowing it or mentioning comments in the logs, or maybe showing an error dialog to the user. These are possibly the best way to handle such scenarios but still, the best way would be if you’re avoiding the exception handling and also let other of your team members know why did this occur and what is your action plan for this.
10 Most Common Mistakes That Java Developers Make
If you’re working on any new programming language, there might be certain phases where you can get stuck. This eventually leads any developer to make minor-major errors and creates a roadblock towards their learning curve. Not to forget, as much as you’ll be making mistakes, you’ll achieve excellence. Besides this, learning Java is no different task and thus it can also be excelled with time and with the right resources (tutorials, courses, books, etc) but the path towards becoming an expert is not as simple as it sounds, you need to ensure that you’re avoiding all the “Basic” mistakes that most developers do when they’re at “Beginner” level.
No matter how better a programmer you are, it is always necessary to make some mistakes, and the best part is it’s good to be informed about the blunders that you’re doing and avoid making such errors while coding. That’s why we came up with this article to highlight the 10 most common mistakes that every developer makes during their coding life and it might give you some clarity on how to avoid those mistakes. So, let’s check them out one-by-one.