In this session, I have explained and practically demonstrated the difference between checked exceptions and unchecked exceptions. When compiler detects the possibility of the exception in our Java code, before we run it by letting us know in the form of compiler error, then such kind of exceptions are called as Checked Exceptions. And unchecked exceptions are the exceptions that are not identified by the compiler when you write the code and will only come to know in the output i.e. while/after the program is running. I have given ArithmeticException as an example for Unchecked Exceptions and InterruptedException as an example for Checked Exception. I have explained and demonstrated everything written above in a practical by writing Java programs in this session.
What is the Difference between checked and unchecked exceptions in Java (Core Java Interview Question #502)
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