Compiler VS Runtime Error

Imagine you're writing.
a highly detailed script.
for a play 🎭.
The java compiler is the Script Editor,
and the JVM/Runtime is the actual Performance Director.

Before the first rehearsal even begins,
the java compiler reviews the manuscript.
They look for grammatical mistakes,
misspelled character names,
or impossible stage directions.

The JVM takes the _perfectly edited script.
and starts the actual performance.
Everything is fine until an actor is told to
divide the props in half—but the prop count is zero.
Or, the script tells the actor to find a file backstage,
but the file was deleted yesterday.

The script was grammatically correct,
but the instruction is impossible to execute in the current environment.

🦕 Sources 

• Oracle Java Documentation: Catching and Handling Exceptions (Runtime)
• Baeldung: Java Compile-Time vs Runtime
• GeeksforGeeks: Compile-Time vs Runtime Errors****

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