What is the method for handling exceptions in Spring Boot?

There are several methods for handling exceptions in SpringBoot.

1. Utilize the @ControllerAdvice annotation and @ExceptionHandler annotation to handle global exceptions. By creating a global exception handling class and annotating it with @ControllerAdvice, we can then use @ExceptionHandler annotations on methods to handle specific types of exceptions.
2. The use of @RestControllerAdvice annotation is for handling exceptions in RESTful APIs. Similar to @ControllerAdvice, it marks a global exception handling class, but specifically for RESTful APIs.
3. Use the @ResponseStatus annotation to specify the HTTP status code and error message for a specific exception.
4. Use custom exception classes to encapsulate business exceptions, then catch and handle these exceptions in a global exception handling class.
5. You can handle exceptions in a specific controller by using the @ControllerAdvice and @ExceptionHandler annotations. Simply define a method in the controller class and use the @ExceptionHandler annotation to handle the exceptions in that controller.

In general, SpringBoot offers various methods for handling exceptions, allowing developers to choose the appropriate way based on specific business needs.