what is the difference between class not exception and no definition class

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A class not exception refers to a class that does not inherit from the Exception class, while a no definition class refers to a class that has not been defined or declared.

A class not exception does not have the built-in exception handling capabilities provided by the Exception class.
A no definition class means that the class has not been defined or declared in the code.
An example of a class not exception could be a custom class created for data manipulation, which does not need to handle exceptions.
An example of a no definition class could be when a class is mentioned but not implemented in the code.

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As the name suggests, ClassNotFoundException is an exception while NoClassDefFoundError is an error.
ClassNotFoundException occurs when classpath does not get updated with required JAR files while error occurs when the required class definition is not present at runtime.

what is the difference between class not exception and no definition class

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