what is the difference between checked and unchecked
Exceptions?
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Answer Posted / aravinda reddy
1) Checked Exceptions extends Exception and
UncheckedExceptions extends RuntimeException.
2) Checked Exception must be caught in the code using try -
catch-finally or declared thrown where as unchecked
exceptions no need to catch or thrown declared
3) None is functionally better than the other
4) Checked Exception is most common excpetions while
coding, so may be authors have made it as mandatory to
handle the excpetion while coding
5) We can create custom checked and unchecked exceptions by
extending Exception and RuntimeException.
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