Carl J. Van Arsdall wrote:
> So this is probably a fairly basic question, but help me out because I'm
> just not lining things up and I'm somewhat new to the world of exception
> handling.
>
> What's the benefit to inheriting an exception from and of the available
> parent exception classes? D
Carl J. Van Arsdall wrote:
> So this is probably a fairly basic question, but help me out because I'm
> just not lining things up and I'm somewhat new to the world of exception
> handling.
>
> What's the benefit to inheriting an exception from and of the available
> parent exception classes? D
So this is probably a fairly basic question, but help me out because I'm
just not lining things up and I'm somewhat new to the world of exception
handling.
What's the benefit to inheriting an exception from and of the available
parent exception classes? Does one subclass have benefits over any
