C# Primer Plus

Review Questions

1:	List three examples of typical exceptions.
2:	What are the advantages of handling exceptions with try-catch-finally?
3:	Which class is at the top of the exceptions class hierarchy?
4:	How many catch and finally blocks can be attached to a try block?
5:	What happens to normal execution flow when an exception is thrown inside a try block?
6:	How can a catch block match an exception?
7:	If no abnormal conditions were experienced, where is the flow of execution transferred after a try block has finished executing?
8:	What happens if an exception is thrown in a try block but no matching catch blocks are found?
9:	What happens if a catch block throws an exception?
10:	What is the purpose of the finally block?
11:	Which class must you derive from to ...