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5 things you don’t know about try-catch-finally in JavaScript
try-catch-finally is used to handle runtime errors and prevent them from halting the execution of a program. If we have a finally block, the return statement inside try and catch block are not…
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Section 3.7 Introduction to Exceptions and try..catch I n addition to the control structures that determine the normal flow of control in a program, Java has a way to deal with "exceptional" cases tha...
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As the try-catch-final statement example illustrates, resource cleanup using a finally clause requires a significant amount of “boiler-plate” code to implement the edge-cases correctly. Java 7 provide...
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