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Understanding Exception Handling in VB.NET

The document discusses exception handling in VB.NET, highlighting two types: structured and un-structured exception handling. It categorizes errors into three types: syntax, runtime, and logical errors, and lists several system-defined exceptions. Additionally, it provides a basic syntax structure for implementing exception handling in code.

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Understanding Exception Handling in VB.NET

The document discusses exception handling in VB.NET, highlighting two types: structured and un-structured exception handling. It categorizes errors into three types: syntax, runtime, and logical errors, and lists several system-defined exceptions. Additionally, it provides a basic syntax structure for implementing exception handling in code.

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Exception Handling

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Exception Handling :
Types
Types of Exception Handling
 Structured Exception Handling
 StructuredException Handling is included in [Link]
 E.g. When we open a file & file not exist, exception raised and
handled by system itself.

 Un-structured Exceptional Handling


 Un-structured Exceptional Handling of Visual Basic is still
supported in [Link].

Exception class in system namespace is base class


of all Exceptions.
Exception Handling : Error Types

Three types of Errors:


 Syntax
 Appear when we write the wrong Syntax.
 Easily fixed in .NET
 Runtime
 Appear only when we Compile & Run the code.
 Logical
 Appear when we use the application, but producing wrong result.
Exception Handling : System Defined

System defined exceptions


are:
 Exception
 Index Out Of Range Exception
 Null Reference Exception
 Argument Exception
 Arithmetic Exception
Exception Handling :
Syntax
Syntax:
Try
Catch [exception as
type] Catch [exception
as type]

Finally
[finally statement]

End Try
Exception Handling

Example:
User Defined Exception

Example:

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