Why is it a bad idea to throw your own exceptions?
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Answer / pradeep
Hi Swapna,
throwing our Own Exception does not Means that there is
Design Flaws,
Assume that your application Involves DB Operation,
EG:
It Reads Data from an MSACCESS file,
and you are connecting the D.B through you program,
but can u tell me, what will happen if somebody/some other
application Exclusively opened the Access file before ur
Program,
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A wise Programmer will foresee this Issue, and will Create
his own Exception Handler, which will instruct his User to
close that MSACCESS file,
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So SWAPNA pls Grow UP, and try to think like how MEN Do,..
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Answer / shirshak
Both of you are correct. Don't fight like two cats for a
chapati or a monkey will take away your chapati
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Answer / raj
Hi pradeep
if your DB can be opened by other program or application
then what is the security in it
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