There's a lot of misconceptions around errors No surprise. I've seen books that fail miserably explaining exceptions, some of then using wrong code for the exa

There's a lot of misconceptions around errors No surprise. I've seen books that fail miserably explaining exceptions, some of then using wrong code for the examples. Now there is also people that opposes the concept of exceptions. Not sure what the article conclusion is: The only conclusion I can draw from this is that exception-based error handling has failed to achieve what its creators intended. Is he talking about mandatory checked exceptions or any exception in general?