Why Java does not support pointers?

• It is also known as custom exception.exception provided by SUN for java sake but many time we need to create our own exception class extends from exception or Throwable class for project requirement these created class we can use in our project as exception handling and these are known as user define exception.
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• Most of the times when we are developing an application in java, we often feel a need to create and throw our own exceptions. These exceptions are known as User defined
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• Java does not support pointers just to make it a more cleaner and comprehensible language and also to avoid the jvm from getting overloaded to much
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