Error Manifestation: “ArithmeticException” error in java is seen when ‘out of range’ results are produced.
Understand the Error: “ArithmeticException” is a runtime exception that occurs when an arithmetic operation in the program is invalid or produces an out-of-range result.
Causes:
Division by zero
Modulo operation with zero
Overflow or underflow of integer values
Incorrect use of floating-point values
Check: Can you check where this error is occurring in your code? (Exact file name and line no.)
Check: Check if any of the above causes is applicable to your code. Why do you think the error is being thrown on this line?
Debugging the error:
Debug 1: Check if any value is divided by 0.
Debug 2: Check if modulo with 0 is being calculated.
Debug 3: Check if the values are out of range.
Debug 4: Check for the incorrect use of floating point. For example: dividing a number by 0.0 will result in INFINITY(POSITIVE_INFINITY or NEGATIVE_INFINITY)
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