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Dear all,
While studying in some study guide for 316, I found a question that asks for
the output of the following code.

try {
Debug.WriteLine(“Inside Try”);
throw(new IOException());}
catch (IOException e) {
Debug.WriteLine (“IOException Caught”);}
catch (Exception e) {
Debug.WriteLine(“Exception Caught”);}
finally {
Debug.WriteLine (“Inside Finally”);}
Debug.WriteLine (“After End Try”);

- I tried this code and the output as I expected was

Inside Try
IOException Caught
Inside Finally
After End Try

- But the answer in the study guide was
Inside Try
IOException Caught
Inside Finally

Am I right? or what?

Thanks in advance
Yours,
Ehab Zaky

You are right!


>-----Original Message-----
>Dear all,
>While studying in some study guide for 316, I found a
question that asks for
>the output of the following code.
>
>try {
> Debug.WriteLine("Inside Try");
> throw(new IOException());}
>catch (IOException e) {
> Debug.WriteLine ("IOException Caught");}
>catch (Exception e) {
> Debug.WriteLine("Exception Caught");}
>finally {
> Debug.WriteLine ("Inside Finally");}
>Debug.WriteLine ("After End Try");
>
>- I tried this code and the output as I expected was
>
>Inside Try
>IOException Caught
>Inside Finally
>After End Try
>
>- But the answer in the study guide was
>Inside Try
>IOException Caught
>Inside Finally
>
>Am I right? or what?
>
>Thanks in advance
>Yours,
>Ehab Zaky
>
>
>.
>

You are wrong. Due to the fact that the line code: "throw(new IOException())" exists, all that follows after "..finally block.." won't be done. If you commented this line code, your solution would be correct

Sincerly
Emil Udrea

But wouldn't the Catch clause handle the exception and
stop it from bubbling up through the stack ?

Therefore, the processing would continue after
the 'try..catch..finally' block as the exception has been
caught and handled, which would mean the 'Debug.WriteLine
("After End Try");' statement would be executed.



>-----Original Message-----
>You are wrong. Due to the fact that the line code: "throw
(new IOException())" exists, all that follows
after "..finally block.." won't be done. If you commented
this line code, your solution would be correct.
>
>Sincerly,
> Emil Udrea
>.
>

Yes, you're right.

This is the correct answer:

Inside Try
IOException Caught
Inside Finally
After End Try

Regards,
M, MCP (70-316)

>-----Original Message-----
>Dear all,
>While studying in some study guide for 316, I found a
question that asks for
>the output of the following code.
>
>try {
> Debug.WriteLine("Inside Try");
> throw(new IOException());}
>catch (IOException e) {
> Debug.WriteLine ("IOException Caught");}
>catch (Exception e) {
> Debug.WriteLine("Exception Caught");}
>finally {
> Debug.WriteLine ("Inside Finally");}
>Debug.WriteLine ("After End Try");
>
>- I tried this code and the output as I expected was
>
>Inside Try
>IOException Caught
>Inside Finally
>After End Try
>
>- But the answer in the study guide was
>Inside Try
>IOException Caught
>Inside Finally
>
>Am I right? or what?
>
>Thanks in advance
>Yours,
>Ehab Zaky
>
>
>.
>