What is implicitly raised exception?

An implicitly raised exception occurs in programming when an error condition is detected by the system or runtime environment, automatically triggering an exception without explicit intervention from the programmer. This can happen due to various reasons, such as attempting to divide by zero or accessing a null object. Unlike explicitly raised exceptions, where developers use specific commands to signal an error, implicitly raised exceptions are often predefined behaviors in the language or framework being used. They help in managing errors more effectively by providing automatic handling of common issues.