That's why they are called "unchecked" exceptions. Unchecked exceptions result from faulty logic that can occur anywhere in a software program. For example, if a developer invokes a method on a null ...

On the other side stand the followers of unchecked exceptions pointing out that checked exceptions clutter code and often can’t be handled in immediate clients anyway, so why force it?

What is an exception handler? An exception handler is code that stipulates what a program will do when an anomalous or exceptional event occurs and disrupts the normal flow of that program's ...