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Explicit or implicit exception re-throwing in CSharp? Based on how often I see this sort of thing in code (including my own when I go back and look at older projects), I don't think people realize there's a difference. A try/catch block in CSharp allows us to capture the thrown exception. Sometimes developers will perform some logic (like logging or whatever else they want) and then rethrow the exception to let it bubble up. But you can: - Rethrow the captured exception reference by using the throw keyword followed by the exception variable - Rethrow implicitly by just using the throw keyword on its own Do you know the difference between these two? Check out the full video on my YouTube channel! ---- 🔔 Follow for more software engineering and dotnet topics! 📨 Sign up for my FREE email newsletter by visiting my site (link in profile) 🗣️ Share with your network! #dotnet #dotnetcore #csharp #exceptions
Explicit or implicit exception re-throwing in CSharp? Based on how often I see this sort of thing in code (including my own when I go back and look at older projects), I don't think people realize there's a difference. A try/catch block in CSharp allows us to capture the thrown exception. Sometimes developers will perform some logic (like logging or whatever else they want) and then rethrow the exception to let it bubble up. But you can: - Rethrow the captured exception reference by using the throw keyword followed by the exception variable - Rethrow implicitly by just using the throw keyword on its own Do you know the difference between these two? Check out the full video on my YouTube channel! ---- 🔔 Follow for more software engineering and dotnet topics! 📨 Sign up for my FREE email newsletter by visiting my site (link in profile) 🗣️ Share with your network! #dotnet #dotnetcore #csharp #exceptions


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