In which scenarios is it recommended to create a custom exception instead of using a standard Java exception?

  • When you want to avoid using exceptions altogether.
  • When you want to hide error details from the caller.
  • When you want to make the exception unchecked.
  • When you want to provide more specific information about the error.
It is recommended to create custom exceptions when you want to provide more specific information about the error. This helps in better error handling and debugging. Custom exceptions can also encapsulate application-specific logic related to the error.
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