Reputation: 10815
i want to know do finally block still execute in exception handling even if there is no matching catch block for the try block and if not then what happens? Also i want to now system exception and application difference
Upvotes: 5
Views: 536
Reputation: 114825
As others mentioned finally
will run even if there is no catch
block. This supports Java's try finally pattern (which can be achieved using IDisposable
and using
).
One exception (see what I did there?) is when a StackOverflowException
is thrown in which case the finally
block will not run (nor would a catch
if one were present).
The finally
block runs after the try
block completes (either cleanly or by throwing an exception) as you would expect from its location in the code.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 38091
Yes, you do not need a catch
block at all. The finally
block always executes.
As to the difference between System.Exception
and System.ApplicationException
: Exception
is the base class for all exceptions; ApplicationException
should be used when a non-fatal application error occurs. See the MSDN documentation.
Also see best practices for handling exceptions.
Upvotes: 13