try
Statements
Block-based exception handling is one of the core features of structured exception handling. The try
statement in languages like C# reflects this. Associated with the try
block are catch handlers and/or a single finally
block. All forms shown here are valid based on those rules. First, a single handler:
Second, use of multiple handlers
All these can have a finally
block at the bottom, but that block can also be used in the absence of any catch
blocks:
The use of a try
statement with only a finally
block is exactly what the using ...
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