Yeah I agree. I think the problem with checked exceptions in Java is a combination of misuse on both the consuming and the throwing end. They're amazing when th

Yeah I agree. I think the problem with checked exceptions in Java is a combination of misuse on both the consuming and the throwing end. They're amazing when they provide a compile time checked way to make sure consumers handle stuff they actually definitely want to handle, but if you add too much noise then all the consuming code is just going to catch and rethrow even the important ones.