Enhance your VB.NET expertise with 30 advanced multiple-choice questions on error handling, custom exception classes, logging errors, and global exception handling. Perfect for developers seeking to master error management techniques.
Try...Catch...Finally
block handle?Finally
block behave in exception handling?Throw
statement in error handling?Catch
block?Message
property in a custom exception class?EventLog
class in VB.NET do?Logger
class in error logging?Qno | Answer (Option with the text) |
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1 | Error handling allows the program to recover from unexpected situations, ensuring smooth operation and preventing crashes. |
2 | Catch |
3 | Runtime errors or exceptions |
4 | Throw |
5 | Throw New Exception("Your message here") |
6 | The Finally block runs regardless of whether an exception was thrown or not, and is used for cleanup. |
7 | Structured exception handling |
8 | To explicitly throw an exception for handling in the Catch block or elsewhere. |
9 | By using multiple Catch blocks or pattern matching within a single Catch . |
10 | Exception |
11 | By creating a class that inherits from Exception . |
12 | Inherits Exception |
13 | When the existing exceptions do not adequately describe the error or provide sufficient detail. |
14 | To provide a customized error message when the exception is thrown. |
15 | They can provide specific context for errors that may not fit into standard exception types. |
16 | A constructor that calls the base class constructor. |
17 | System.Exception |
18 | By using the Throw keyword within the custom class. |
19 | By accessing the InnerException property. |
20 | ToString |
21 | To track and review the application’s errors and issues for debugging and analysis. |
22 | log4net or NLog |
23 | It allows writing event logs to the Windows Event Viewer, useful for tracking application issues. |
24 | By using StreamWriter or other file handling techniques to write exception details to a log file. |
25 | Logging allows for persistence, tracking of error details over time, and avoiding overloading the user interface. |
26 | Error |
27 | It organizes and manages the process of recording and storing error information. |
28 | Exception message, stack trace, and inner exception details should be logged. |
29 | Application.ThreadException |
30 | By subscribing to the Application.ThreadException event or handling AppDomain.UnhandledException globally. |