Checked vs Unchecked exception

Question

I\'ve studied that: With an unchecked exception, however, the compiler doesn\'t force client programmers either to catch the exception or declare it in a throws clause. In f

Answer 1

It is because,

1. Unchecked Exceptions are not a result of programmer's fault. Instead they are the serious consequences where we(programmer) aren't expected to do much with it.
2. In case of Checked Exception, it is an exception generated because of the programmer's fault & often can be resolved by programmer itself.

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Why RunTime Exceptions are unchecked ?
Checked vs Unchecked Exception ?