What are the characteristics of throws and throws?

1. throws is used in functions, and throws is used in functions.

2. throws are followed by abnormal classes, which can be followed by multiple, and throws are separated by commas followed by abnormal objects.

The difference between throw to and throw at is as follows:

The former is "throwing something to someone", which contains the meaning of letting someone catch something, and is good-will;

The latter means "throwing something at someone", which contains the meaning of provocation and is malicious.

Compare: the boy throws a bone to the dog

The kid threw a bone at the dog. (Goodwill).

the boy throws a bone at the dog.

The kid threw a bone at the dog. (malicious).

throw

AT is a targeted throw

Translated: Don't hit these birds with stones! It's so rude!

Throwto just has a direction and no specific goal

Translated: If you don't eat that sandwich, don't throw it to the birds! They'll eat it!

throw to"with"throw at"Both are pinned sedan cars to indicate the action of tossing, but they have some differences in use:

1. "throw to": Indicates the throwing of an object to someone or a location, emphasizing that the target is the person or location that receives the object. It is often used to pass objects or participate in team activities.

For example: throw the ball to me(Throw the ball at me.) ）

can you throw the book to john?(Can you throw the book to John?) ）

2. "throw at": Indicates throwing an object at someone or a certain location, emphasizing the action and direction of the throw. It usually carries the meaning of attacking, throwing objects to injure or hit a target.

For example: he threw the rock at the window(He throws a stone at the window.) ）

don't throw things at people!(Don't throw things at people!) ）

In general,"throw to"More emphasis is placed on passing the object to someone or a certain location, while"throw at"More emphasis is placed on throwing a blind body at someone or a certain location, which may have an offensive or hostile connotation.

The difference between throw to and throw at is as follows:

The former is "throwing something to someone", which contains the meaning of letting someone catch something, and is good-will;

And the latter means "throwing something at someone", which contains the meaning of provocation and is malicious.

Compare: the boy throws a bone to the dog

The kid threw a bone at the dog. (Goodwill).

the boy throws a bone at the dog.

The kid threw a bone at the dog. (malicious).

throw

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vi.Lose; Throw; Throwing.

n.Lose; The distance at which the throw was made.

vt.Throw; Throw (dice); jerking (head, arms, legs); To be in, to be limited.

throw is the verb primitive, and throws is the third person singular form of throw.

throwEnglish [ r ] American [ ro ].

vi.Lose; Throw; Throwing.

n.Lose; The distance at which the throw was made.

vt.Throw; Throw (dice); jerking (head, arms, legs); To be in, to be limited.

Other] Third person singular: throws Present participle: throwing past tense: threw past participle: thrown

throw is used for programmers to generate and throw exceptions on their own;

throws is used to declare that an exception was thrown within the method.

throw sits inside the method body and can be used as a stand-alone statement;

throws must be followed by a list of method arguments and cannot be used on their own.

throw throws an anomalous object, and it can only be one;

throws are followed by exception classes, and there can be more than one.