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Why might you prefer unchecked exceptions for some custom exceptions?
Track: Java
Topic: Exceptions
Focus: Custom Exceptions
Java: Custom Exceptions
Answer
They simplify the code when handling isn't mandatory.
Unchecked exceptions, like those extending `RuntimeException`, can be used when errors are unlikely or non-recoverable. This reduces boilerplate. For instance, `InvalidCouponException` might not require handling if it's rare.
Unchecked exceptions, like those extending `RuntimeException`, can be used when errors are unlikely or non-recoverable. This reduces boilerplate. For instance, `InvalidCouponException` might not require handling if it's rare.
Topics: Custom Exceptions Exceptions Java