Can I use exception functionally? Should I avoid it?

The class itself that you want to use has already thrown an exception to an invalid input value.

While trying to create a method and conditional statement that checks with isblabla~() in advance,

I thought we could just wrap it up with a try.

You don't have to write dozens of lines of code.

However, this is not just an exception to the developer's mistakes

Sometimes the exception is to use it instead of a kind of conditional statement that works like part of logic.

I've seen some examples of this functional use, but I'm asking if it's the right thing to do.

Will there be no problem if I overuse it or should I avoid it?