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you might knowing one of the following language, are you?<br />
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&nbsp;c,c++,java,sql,vb?<br />
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there is no difference in c# also .<br />
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try catch and if else usage are same for all languages..<br />
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regards..
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you might knowing one of the following language, are you?

 c,c++,java,sql,vb?

there is no difference in c# also .

try catch and if else usage are same for all languages..

regards..

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the languages I know are as follows: html, css, javascript, php, and sql. &nbsp;The try/catch/finally may be in other languages as well but I never used it before, and decided I might try to now.<br />
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thanks for the input guys!
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the languages I know are as follows: html, css, javascript, php, and sql.  The try/catch/finally may be in other languages as well but I never used it before, and decided I might try to now.

thanks for the input guys!

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Hi, I am very familiar with the if/else statements but less familiar with the try/finally statements. &nbsp;I am wondering when I should use one versus the other? &nbsp;What is the difference exactly?
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Hi, I am very familiar with the if/else statements but less familiar with the try/finally statements.  I am wondering when I should use one versus the other?  What is the difference exactly?

What is the difference between if/else and try/finally in C#?

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).