How about: "Make sure your performance-critical code / tight-loops don't do things which can throw exceptions, and then you won't have to worry (much) about th

How about: "Make sure your performance-critical code / tight-loops don't do things which can throw exceptions, and then you won't have to worry (much) about the performance of exceptions" ? It may not be what the article says, but it's how I avoid having to delve into exception performance.