July 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1300 pages
87h 27m
English
System.Exception is the most general exception and can represent all kinds of errors occurring in applications. It is also the base class for derived exceptions, which are specific to situations you encounter. For example, the System.IOException derives from System.Exception, is thrown when the application encounters input/output errors when accessing the disk, and can be handled only for this particular situation. On the other hand, System.Exception can handle not only this situation, but also any other occurring errors. You can think of System.Exception as the root in the exceptions hierarchy. The hierarchy of exception handling is explained later in this chapter. Classes representing ...
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