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| Difference between Error vs Exception in Java - Interview question Posted: 07 Dec 2012 03:54 AM PST Both Error and Exception are derived from java.lang.Throwable in Java but main difference between Error and Exception is kind of error they represent. java.lang.Error represent errors which are generally can not be handled and usually refer catastrophic failure e.g. running out of System resources, some examples of Error in Java are java.lang.OutOfMemoryError or Java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError and java.lang.UnSupportedClassVersionError. On the other hand java.lang.Exception represent errors which can be catch and dealt e.g. IOException which comes while performing I/O operations i.e. reading files and directories. Clear understanding of Error and Exception is must for any serious Java programmer and good programming and debugging skills are required to overcome issues which caused Error and Exception in Java. Apart from its must have knowledge in Java application development, difference between Error and Exception is also a popular questions on Java interviews related to Exception handling, similar to difference between throw and throws in Java. In this Java article we will briefly see major difference between Error and Exception in Java which include both syntactical and logical difference. |
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