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When failing to catch a subclass of Exception, Eclipse will issue a compilation warning (red).
However, when an subclass of Error is uncaught, no warning is issued, making it easy to forget including the throws SomethingError statement.
This is the difference between checked (subclasses of Exception excluding RuntimeException) and unchecked exceptions (subclasses of RuntimeException or Error).