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A checked exception is one that happens during the compilation process. This is an exception that cannot be overlooked and must be treated with caution. If you use the FileReader class to read data from a file and the file supplied in the class function Object() { [native code] } does not exist, you will get a FileNotFoundException, which you must handle. You’ll need to write the code in a try-catch block and then handle the exception. Unchecked exception, on the other hand, refers to an exception that happens at runtime.