# Uses of Interface
org.apfloat.ApfloatLocalizedException

Packages that use ApfloatLocalizedException
Package
Description
org.apfloat
The apfloat Application Programming Interface (API).
org.apfloat.internal
Default implementations of the apfloat Service Provider Interface (SPI).

- ## Uses of ApfloatLocalizedException in org.apfloat

  Classes in org.apfloat that implement ApfloatLocalizedException
  Modifier and Type
  Class
  Description
  `class`
  `ApfloatArithmeticException`
  Exception indicating a mathematical condition.
  `class`
  `ApfloatConfigurationException`
  Exception indicating an error in the apfloat configuration.
  `class`
  `ApfloatInterruptedException`
  Exception indicating that the computation was interrupted.
  `class`
  `ApfloatRuntimeException`
  Exception indicating some unexpected error situation.
  `class`
  `InfiniteExpansionException`
  Exception indicating that the result of an operation would have infinite size.
  `class`
  `LossOfPrecisionException`
  Exception indicating a result that would have no significant digits.
  `class`
  `NumericComputationException`
  Exception indicating that something went wrong in a numeric computation.
  `class`
  `OverflowException`
  Exception indicating an overflow in a calculation.

- ## Uses of ApfloatLocalizedException in org.apfloat.internal

  Classes in org.apfloat.internal that implement ApfloatLocalizedException
  Modifier and Type
  Class
  Description
  `class`
  `ApfloatInternalException`
  Exception indicating some unexpected apfloat implementation specific error situation.
  `class`
  `BackingStorageException`
  Exception indicating a backing storage failure.
  `class`
  `ImplementationMismatchException`
  Exception indicating a different implementation of the apfloat SPI being used in two operands of a calculation.
  `class`
  `RadixMismatchException`
  Exception indicating a different radix being used in two operands of a calculation.
  `class`
  `TransformLengthExceededException`
  Exception indicating that the "size" of the numbers used in a multiplication is too large.