📄️ What is Exception Handling
In programming, errors are inevitable. No matter how proficient you are, you'll often encounter situations where your code doesn't run as expected. In C#, these unexpected situations are handled using a mechanism called Exception Handling.
📄️ Using Try and Catch
C# is a robust, versatile, and popular programming language. However, as with any language, errors can occur when a program is run. These errors, or exceptions, can occur for a variety of reasons, such as trying to divide by zero, attempting to access a null object, or trying to open a file that doesn't exist. One of the fundamental aspects of programming in C# is understanding how to handle these exceptions.
📄️ The Finally Block
In the world of programming, errors are an inevitable part of the process. These errors, known as exceptions, can cause your program to stop running. In C#, we have a powerful tool to gracefully handle these exceptions - the try-catch-finally block. In this guide, we will focus on the finally block and its role in exception handling in C#.
📄️ Creating Custom Exceptions
In C#, exception handling is a fundamental aspect of writing robust and error-free code. One of the features of C# is the ability to create custom exceptions. This tutorial aims to help you understand how to create and use custom exceptions in your C# programs.