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What is the difference between an Error and an Exception?
The error represents a scenario primarily arising from a lack of system resources. It mostly happens during runtime. Errors include things like memory issues and system crashes.
It frequently occurs in developer-written code or applications. The issues that may arise during compilation and execution are the exceptions. Checked exceptions and Unchecked exceptions are the two different categories of exceptions.
| Errors | Exceptions |
|---|---|
| The error denotes a problem primarily brought on by a lack of system resources. | The issues that can occur during compilation and execution are the exceptions. |
| Errors cannot be corrected once they have been made. | You can recover from an exception. |
| All errors in Java are unchecked. | The exceptions in Java can be checked or unchecked. |
| Errors are caused by the system that the program is operating on. | The program's code is responsible for exceptions. |
| They have been specified in the java.lang.Error package. | They have specified in the java.lang.Exception package |
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