According to dot net is error and exception are same or
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According to dot net is error and exception are same or different?..

Answer / bibaswann

no they are different, in .net framework exception class is inherited from object class. other classs from exceptions are application exception exception,product base exception etc. they are runtime stuffs. errors are totally different things which is a compile time matter and is handled by compiler

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According to dot net is error and exception are same or different?..

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According to dot net is error and exception are same or different?..

Answer / rajasekar

Errors, mistakes and failures are unavoidable part of life.
ASP.NET development is not much different.
Every developer, especially beginners, will make errors
whenever tries to create anything useful.
Because of that, we need methods and tools for error
handling. Fortunately, ASP.NET provides different ways to
find, log or even try to correct errors when happened.

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