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Answer Posted / harmeet
Checked Exceptions must be caught and thrown by the user
otherwise compile time error will be displayed saying it
must be catched. We've to catch those exceptions using try
and catch blocks.
Eg:Class.forName() throws ClassNotFoundException, when
trying to load the specified file in class.forName().
whereas Unchecked Exceptions are handled by jvm, user need
not to handle those exceptions.
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