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Exception Handling

.NET uses structured exception handling to handle runtime errors. When an exception is raised, an exception object is thrown to the runtime system containing details about the exception. Exceptions can be handled using try-catch-finally blocks, where the try block contains code that may raise exceptions, the catch block handles any exceptions, and the finally block contains cleanup code that always executes. Common examples of exceptions include arithmetic, overflow, and null reference exceptions.

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Exception Handling

.NET uses structured exception handling to handle runtime errors. When an exception is raised, an exception object is thrown to the runtime system containing details about the exception. Exceptions can be handled using try-catch-finally blocks, where the try block contains code that may raise exceptions, the catch block handles any exceptions, and the finally block contains cleanup code that always executes. Common examples of exceptions include arithmetic, overflow, and null reference exceptions.

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Exception Handling

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Exception Handling

“An exception is error condition or any abnormal


condition or unexpected behavior in program and
disturbs the normal flow of instruction”

.NET uses Structured Exception Handling.

Exception Example:
 Arithmetic Exception
 OverFlow Exception
 NullReference Exception

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Exception Handling Steps

When exception is raised, exception object is thrown


to runtime system.
Object contain
 Cause of exception
 Type of exception
 State of program when exception occurred
Itwill handled by runtime & thus leads to
abrupt termination of program.

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Need Of Exception Handling

Handle Runtime Error like


 Unavailability of data
 Trying to access non-existent data
 Trying to update read-only data
 Conversion between data type might fail

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Exception Handling Blocks
Try…………….. Catch…………….. Finally
Try
 Try Block contain anticipating code which may raise exception.
 Try keyword tell compiler that we want to handle
area of events.
Catch
 Catch Block is handler to catch the exception.
 Catch block tells application what to do if an error occurs.
Finally
 Finally Block is optional.
 Finally keyword will occur regardless if the Try-Catch worked
successfully or not.
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Program Syntax

Syntax:
 Try
 <statement>
 Catch Ex as Exception
 <statement>
 End Try

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