A
Alan Paulk
It seems to me if you have a function like this
public void blah()
try
{
blah blah;
}
catch
{
blah de blah;
}
#code that executes whether there is an error or not#
return;
Then the code at the end will execute just as if it were in a finally
block. If that is the case then I don't know what the point of a
finally block is. Couls someone clear that up for me?
-Alan
public void blah()
try
{
blah blah;
}
catch
{
blah de blah;
}
#code that executes whether there is an error or not#
return;
Then the code at the end will execute just as if it were in a finally
block. If that is the case then I don't know what the point of a
finally block is. Couls someone clear that up for me?
-Alan