If all code is written in a try block and write a catch
block with Exception type Exception .In that scenario will
all the exceptions catched by that catch block? or any
exceptions which will not be caught?
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Answer / parmjit
Yes all the exceptions will be catched by this catch block.
Because all the thrown exception as derived from this class
or it's sub class.
Because even if any exception occured which is not derived
from the Exception class, it is automatically wrapped in
RuntimeWrappedException which is a derived class of
Exception class.
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Answer / pompana gouda
Yes and No is the answer...
Yes because, Any type of exception will be caught by general
catch block.
No because,
If there are 3 lines which generate 3 different exceptions,
Then only first exception is caught in the general exception
catch block. If first line is not throwing exception then
whatever the line which throws exception will be caught...
Not all exceptions are handled by single catch statement.
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Answer / vinay tiwari
if we use some piece of code that return in different
language then there may be exception that are not define in
exception class to catch these type of exception we use
general catch handler
for exe
try
{
........
}
catch
{
..........
} //catch block without parameter is called general catch
handler
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