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Thursday, January 12, 2006

Exception Handling

If you are not familiar with the Tech News website TheRegister.co.uk, you should be. Not only do they host the classic BOFH series, but they have recently launched a version of their site for developers named Reg Developer.

The article that caught my attention was a putting down of C++, Java, and C# developers and their approach on exception handling. I've met too many people that fit this mold not to laugh.

posted by WWWGeek at 1/12/2006 11:15:00 AM

 

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