Life without try-catch-finally
Before we look at examples that implement the try-catch-finally trio introduced in the previous section, let's see what happens when an exception remains uncaught in your code. Listing 19.1 demonstrates this scenario.
Note
 | To see the same output as that shown in the sample output after Listing 19.1, you must compile the listing with the debug compiler switch on as follows:
csc /debug UncaughtException.cs<enter>
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Listing 19.1. UncaughtException.cs
01: using System; 02: 03: class MyClass 04: { 05: public static void Main() 06: { 07: Console.WriteLine("Entering MyClass.Main"); 08: YourClass yourObject = new YourClass(); ... |
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