Checked Exceptions | John Atten

Continued From Part I – Java: Checked Exceptions, Revisited (or, a closer examination of a flawed mechanism) This thing is long. Here are some navigation links to topic headers: Use Exceptions for Exceptional Circumstances?...

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Java: Checked Exceptions, Revisited (or, a closer examination of a flawed mechanism)

This post is a re-examination of some topics I discuss in an older post. This one got long, so I broke into two. I am also going to provide some navigation links: The Original Post: Things to love about Java: Exception Handling...

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DNVM, DNX, and DNU – Understanding the ASP.N...

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