Why in C# after new we don't handle exception

@Zarana, preferably, whatever you typed AFTER asking for the code should have been part of the your original question itself.

 

It becomes lot easier to answer if we know what is it that makes you raise that question. And then answer appropriately.

 

Hope you get that. 

Thank you Amit Nanddeep for the reply.

 

Actually, it is proprietary code so I cannot share over forum. It is WPF-WCF framework.

All viewmodel class objects are instantiated using new . But I am surprised code OutofmemoryException is never used. We created objects of many classes using new but never had try catch block around it. All in code is just a null check for objects. No try catch.

Hence, I am curious to know in C# do we need to actually surround code everytime with try catch block when we use new like in C after malloc it is coding guidelines to check for null pointer before we proceed.

 

So is there any coding guidelines for C# developers

We can use System.OutOfMemoryException to handle this situation.

Reference: https://www.dotnetperls.com/outofmemoryexception