different between exception and error? explaim check and
uncheck exception
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Exception and Error both classes extends Throwable class.
checked execption is an exception which need to be mentioned
in Throws list so that compiler can understand what type of
exception perticuler method can throw (forexample-
SQLException) whereas unchecked exception compiler will
handle and it comes at run time (for
example-IndexOutofBoundException)
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