How to Correctly Implement ‘Sneaky Throws’ in Java

If you ask Java developers about the concept of ‘ Sneaky Throws,’ I am almost sure there will be a couple of opinions that are quite differently expressed, but similar in their meaning. Some will sum it up as being able to throw checked exceptions without declaring them explicitly; others will amend that it means writing functional-style code (lambdas) and being allowed to call methods that throw checked exceptions. Most probably, it will be surely mentioned that there’s a Lombok annotation called exactly @SneakyThrows that solves the problem immediately when put on a method.