Hi, taking in account that .Net exceptions are very similar to java exceptions, where is the ‘throws’, that makes a developer to ‘mark’ his functions that throws a particular type of exception. This is very useful in Java, because the compiler don´t compile if don´t write code to catch all the possible exceptions a function can throw. Why this is not in the .NET Framework?
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