Here a simple question : What do you think of code which use try catch for every instruction ? void myfunction() {
How could I catch the \"Unicode non-character 0xffff is illegal for interchange\"-warning? #!/usr/bin/env perl
Why does the second example with the \"$encoded = encode( $encoding, $character, Encode::FB_WARN | Encode::LEAVE_SRC);\"-line not catch the encode-warnings?
I have inherited an old VB.net-project. The code mostly uses try-catch for error-handling. However in some places I have found If Err.Number <>开发者_StackOverflow; 0 Then.
I am setting couple attributes to a model of Spring Model myModel.setValue1 myModel.setValue2//Now setting this to request
I was running some code & I wasn\'t getting any errors, but the row wasn\'t being deleted either.... so I was a bit confused. So I checked out the code & found out I had a problem with my quer
If I don\'t want to create custom-exceptions, then how to distinguish them when catching ? if (somethingIsWrong)
I\'ve a piece of code: using (StreamReader stream = new StreamReader(file.OpenRead(), Encoding)) { char[] buffer = new char[chunksize];
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What Exception do I need to add to my try catch block if I want to detect if a user has entered any characters?
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