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C#

Evan Welch
Evan Welch
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Posted by Evan Welch
Evan Welch
1,815 Points

In C# what else can you do with exceptions other than printing messages to the console?

What all can you do with exception classes in C#? For instance, if you are asking for player input and the player gives you something that the code is not built to handle, can you loop them back so that they can continue to give input until they have given the correct type of input.