Yes but it depends what you want to execute: E.g. try { a(); b(); } catch(Throwable $ignored){ } c();. c() will always be executed. ... <看更多>
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Yes but it depends what you want to execute: E.g. try { a(); b(); } catch(Throwable $ignored){ } c();. c() will always be executed. ... <看更多>
In the first section of the course, we covered error handling, in this lesson you will learn how to handle exceptions which are the OOP way ... ... <看更多>
Most nested try catch's are indeed avoidable and ugly as hell, ... doSomething(); return; } catch (Exception e) { // log and continue } } throw new ... ... <看更多>