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In theory, robust exception handling reacts to all unpredictable situations. In practice, many of these situations can be avoided by preventive runtime behavior or by making sure that the methods defined to raise exceptions are only used in a defined context. In these cases empty exception handling as done in the example code is justifiable. | In theory, robust exception handling reacts to all unpredictable situations. In practice, many of these situations can be avoided by preventive runtime behavior or by making sure that the methods defined to raise exceptions are only used in a defined context. In these cases empty exception handling as done in the example code is justifiable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:24, 15 May 2009
In theory, robust exception handling reacts to all unpredictable situations. In practice, many of these situations can be avoided by preventive runtime behavior or by making sure that the methods defined to raise exceptions are only used in a defined context. In these cases empty exception handling as done in the example code is justifiable.
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