<ul><li>The exception translation pattern cleans up APIs, enforces robust error handling, hides internal complexity, and aligns code with domain logic.</li><li>A typical case of exception handling is demonstrated when dealing with I/O methods, involving tiers of low-level I/O, application logic, and application caller.</li><li>The visual diagram shows the flow of control and exceptions in the exception translation pattern.</li><li>Exception translation in Java is considered a best practice, encapsulating implementation details, improving clarity in error messages, providing a consistent error handling API, offering stronger compile-time guarantees, enabling flexibility in changing internal implementations, and encouraging domain-driven design.</li></ul>

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