I think of kotlin as one of the easiest languages ...

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[Hullaballoonatic]

I think of kotlin as one of the easiest languages to program in that you don't accidentally throw exceptions you didn't expect when writing...

So why unlike java, does kotlin not need the throws extension to methods and classes that java does whenever anything they contain will throw one?

[Ruckus]

Kotlin (unlike Java) doesn't have checked exceptions. The throws keyword is only needed for checked exceptions.