Performance : Checked and unchecked exceptions in JAVA

Question

I know the advantage of checked exceptions: Force developers to declare all exceptions thrown by their functions.

But I was wondering:

-Do checked exceptions affect the performance positively?

-If so, Is a C# program slower than JAVA in case of exceptions?

Sotirios Delimanolis · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-26 16:49:02Z

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Checked exceptions only have restrictions at compile time. At runtime, all types of exceptions behave the same way.

answered Feb 26, 2015 at 16:49

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Akli Over a year ago

Just waiting for other answers before flagging yours as the correct one.

Jonas Over a year ago

What do you think of this :learnwithharsha.com/exceptions "The exceptions that are checked by the compiler for smooth execution of program are know as Checked Exception. We should handle checked exceptions in our program to compile."

Sotirios Delimanolis Over a year ago

@Jonas Do you mean in regards to smooth execution? I would assume they mean so that you don't get a surprise from an unchecked exception popping your entire stack.

Jonas Over a year ago

I thought that checked exceptions where handled at compile time so that at runtime it would pop up faster to the catch block

Sotirios Delimanolis Over a year ago

@Jonas No, there is no difference at runtime.

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