Improving your program with error handling

- When programming, it's really important…to remember that you have to account…for potential user errors.…Most programming languages have code…that helps handle unexpected errors.…It provides the programmer control…over the exception so they can provide…meaningful messages and avoid program interruptions.…This program reads a series of numbers from a text file.…I created a text file in the IDE called "numbers.txt"…and added a few numbers.…The program is designed to read the numbers…and at the end of file, it will calculate…the average of the numbers.…

Let's take a look at the program…and the error logic that I added…for both any "Input File Errors" that might occur and any…potential "Null Pointer Exceptions" that might occur.…At the top of the program you can see…I had to import the java.io to get the library…that allows me to read and write from files…and the java.util because I need…to use the scanner object.…Let's start by looking at line 17.…We have our normal "public static void main"…but now we've added something that says…