Exception Handling | C# | Tutorial 24

Source Code - www.giraffeacademy.com/program... This video is one in a series of videos where we'll be looking at programming in C#. The course is designed for new programmers, and will introduce common programming topics using the C# language.
Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, arrays, getting user input, loops, conditionals, object orientation and much more.

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[@arrensantos4869]

Hi Mike! I've been looking for a clean explanation of try-catch block and this one was THE BEST so far!!! Thanks a LOT!!! Any chance you can add an explanation about the throw keyword? If there already is, please direct me to it. Also, is there any particular order when laying out catch blocks for multiple exceptions?

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Tnx for that...

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[@dougwarner59]

First off the video was very informative and easy to understand....but....
I still don't understand the point of handling exceptions in the way you describe. exception handling takes up a lot more time than just checking for the errors the normal way. it would be more efficient just to check to see if the second value is a zero or a letter before preforming the code and then let the user know the mistake he or she made. In this particular case I could see possibly using a general exception to catch an error that I may not have thought of; then have the exception send a message telling where exactly the problem occured for trouble shooting purposes.
Could you give an example of using exception handling when normal error checking would not be able to handle the same problem? (other than using a catch-all general exception as I described earlier.)

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But what about letting the user re-enter the values once again? I did miss that part. Where was it? After the exception was shown.

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How to catch an exception in an a, b, c, and d input only? How to catch numbers and texts such as w,q, t or r

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hi do you have a video for C# System.ArithmeticException?

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let's say you enter a number and a letter how can throw an exception then make the code loop back to the beginning so you can try again without ending the program?

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What is the difference between Write and WriteLine?

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[@franciscrypto9143]

same with if else statement?

[@janaewelsh8056]

Can someone explain what the e represents? Is it a variable? Does it have to be the letter e or could it be any other letter? Not sure what purpose it serves in the code exactly

[@baradel9394]

"e" is an object of type Exception or any other one of the types that were in the catch block. Basically, it has all the error information inside of it, such as an error message (e.Message) or the current stack trace (e.Stacktrace). It could have been called any other name, but as convention it usually is called "e" or "ex"

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[@kunaldedhia5502]

How can i handle exceptions globally in console applications? Please help

[@jakeogsimer9445]

I want the program to ask again for the user's input after the error message prints out on the catch. How can you do that?

[@mikellwilliams6095]

You can make a bool variable named something like "response" that starts off FALSE.
Then, a do-while loop that contains your try-catch which contains your question and input prompts. It will loop while(response = false)
If everything goes well and dandy and the user has correct inputs... then the last line of code after your prompts is response = true;
and the do while condition will fail and exit the loop.
But if the user enters something that breaks the code, then the exception is caught and response is never set to true. So the do-while will keep asking the question. Until the user answers it right.

[@mikellwilliams6095]

bool response = false;
do{
try{
// Your Questions and Inputs
response = true;
}catch(Exception e)
// Whatever you want to do with your exception
}
}while(response == false)

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