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Originally Posted by GeeTwo
Ease of debugging. An exception that tells you that one of the operands ought to be an object is more informative than a no such method error at compile. It can also be caught and allowed to run if that's what the programmer really wants. Sort of like a "do you really want to delete this? dialog.
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Its much easier to debug a syntax error because the method they are trying to access doesn't exist than allow it to get to the point that it runs and throws an exception.
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