Exception without Try Catch

The link which Jitendra found is for Java which has something called 'checked exceptions' which C# does not have.

The only way to handle exceptions in C# without using try/catch is to wire up certain 'last chance' exception handlers such as AppDomain.UnhandledException. These catch a previously uncaught exception before the application terminates allowing you to log it and perhaps (depending on the type of exception) take certain remedial action such as saving a file. However, they can't prevent the application from ultimately terminating.

For further discussion, check out this recent thread (http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Forums/Thread/130108/).

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Vulpes15y ago
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The link which Jitendra found is for Java which has something called 'checked exceptions' which C# does not have.

The only way to handle exceptions in C# without using try/catch is to wire up certain 'last chance' exception handlers such as AppDomain.UnhandledException. These catch a previously uncaught exception before the application terminates allowing you to log it and perhaps (depending on the type of exception) take certain remedial action such as saving a file. However, they can't prevent the application from ultimately terminating.

For further discussion, check out this recent thread (http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Forums/Thread/130108/).
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Jiteendra Sampathirao15y ago
hi,
refer this link:
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