Checked and Unchecked Exceptions in Java - Java Programming

In this video, we'll talk about the differences between checked and unchecked exceptions within Java. The main difference in pratice comes down to how you write error handling code when these different types of exceptions are thrown. There is also an ideological difference between them that has to do with what type of exception is occuring: an issue a program can't necessarily foresee in the code vs a code/programming error itself. Hope you like the video!
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[@duparcg]

great video

[@duparcg]

filenotfound should really be unchecked because you have to run the code for it to see that the location is wrong for instance... very weird

[@willtollefson]

A checked exception doesn’t necessarily mean an error can be detected at compile time or not (otherwise the compiler would just flag it right away). It just means that you have to provide explicit error handling code. Both checked and unchecked exceptions represent errors that can occur at runtime. The merits of checked exceptions are debatable, but among other checked exceptions, this one makes sense to me because there is reasonable likelihood of code hitting a case like this and you should have specific handling code available for it. Hopefully that helps clarify it a bit!

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