January 2003
Intermediate to advanced
896 pages
19h 58m
English
It is a fact of life that programmers make mistakes. Although the compilers and other tools of the .NET Compact Framework have been designed to find as many errors as possible, it is not possible for a computer to find all problems in advance. In this chapter, we examine some techniques and tools that you can use to deal with various kinds of problems that an application might encounter.
The easiest error to fix is the syntax error, which occurs when the programmer writes code that is not valid in the programming language being used. Syntax errors are found at compile-time and are reasonably easy to resolve. Other kinds of errors occur when the application compiles successfully ...
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