How do exception handling and thread pools work together in Java?

How do exception handling and thread pools work together in Java?

In Java, thread pools manage multiple threads for executing tasks. Exception handling is crucial to ensure that errors in one thread do not affect others.

Can you give me an example of how to implement this?

Sure! You can use ExecutorService to create a thread pool and wrap your tasks in a try-catch block to handle exceptions.

What happens if an exception is thrown in a thread pool?

If an exception is thrown, it can be caught in the task's run method. If uncaught, it may terminate the thread, but the pool can continue running other tasks.

How can I ensure all exceptions are logged?

You can implement a custom ThreadFactory that logs exceptions or use a Future to handle exceptions after task completion.