Can you give me any tips or tricks of how to recognise exceptions when reading code?! That would be really helpful.
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Recognise exceptions when reading code
Can you give me any tips or tricks of how to recognise exceptions when reading code?! That would be really helpful.
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Re: Recognise exceptions when reading code
Can you explain what you are trying to see in code?
To see if a method or constructor could throw an exception you have to read the API doc.
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
TheCoder (March 5th, 2013)
Re: Recognise exceptions when reading code
Thanks, I will do that. With some codes I find it difficult to see that there is going to be an exception thrown. For example the code I have posted earlier, I would not have seen the exception.
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