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How (and when) do others use try/catch for error handling (in C#)? I'm
trying to grasp when it is needed and when it isn't.
Thanks.
John
trying to grasp when it is needed and when it isn't.
Thanks.
John
Mark Rae said:You're in the wrong newsgroup. For issues specifically related to C#, please
post in: microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp
How (and when) do others use try/catch for error handling (in C#)? I'm
trying to grasp when it is needed and when it isn't.
Thanks.
John
Mark Rae said:Yes it is.
Irrelevant. Your question relates specifically to the C# language and would
this apply to any app you wrote with it, not just ASP.NET...
Mark Rae said:Generally speaking, you get the best responses in the fastest time by
posting in the correct newsgroup.
I'm actually trying to help you...
Mark Rae said:Generally speaking, you get the best responses in the fastest time by
posting in the correct newsgroup.
I'm actually trying to help you...
Although, sofar, from what I have read and googled, it sounds as if I think
there could be an error, use it. Or even if in doubt whether to use itor
not, use it.
John
Mark Rae said:Irrelevant. Your question relates specifically to the C# language and
would this apply to any app you wrote with it, not just ASP.NET...
See the first three words of the part of the OP's post that you quoted...
In
case you missed them, they are "I'm using C#"
Not in the OP's case, because he's using C#, not VB. He's not using VB.NET
or VC++ or Delphi.NET or F# either etc...
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