ajeez
Answered On : Oct 10th, 2006
No,there is no way without try catch finally

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ganesh
Answered On : Oct 23rd, 2006
its highly imposible to handle exceptions without using try and catch.
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eran
Answered On : Oct 31st, 2006
Callbacks: Application.ThreadException += new System.Threading.ThreadExceptionEventHandler(Application_ThreadException); AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException += new UnhandledExceptionEventHandler(CurrentDomain_UnhandledException);
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Sudheer
Answered On : Nov 27th, 2006
Another way of doing this is using Application Blocks.
U can write the code without try/catch block and yet catch them using application blocks.
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Nila
Answered On : Jan 15th, 2007
You will have to anticipate any possible complications, then deal with them accordingly (e.g. division by zero). This is much better if done intelligently because it uses alot less resources than exception handling would.
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Ashish
Answered On : Jan 30th, 2007
We Can handle exception without using Try/Catch Block in Global. asax file.It can be handled in Application_error event.
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Bishwajeet
Answered On : Oct 20th, 2011
Yes it is possible to handle exception without using try catch. We can implement If...Else block with GoTo Statement. It will be complex but possible.
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use "using" keyword. Make sure that the object instance you are creating must be inherited by IDisposable interface.
Example:
public class Test:IDisposable
{
/// class methods
/// Idisposable interface method implementation
}
using(Test obj = new Test()){
// your logic here
}
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build a custom exception and test if the exception has been triggered.
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Yes it possible to handle. Just code for the exception.
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Dadan Tiwari
Answered On : Feb 13th, 2012
Define custom error mode in web.config file and redirect user to error pages
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Possible at application level - Global.asax - Application_Error()
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sudeep
Answered On : Nov 11th, 2012
Yes, Without using try and cache block exception handling is possible.
By using if and else statement we can handle exception. It is the more efficient way to handle the exception.
try it!!

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By using "if else" conditional statement
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The best way to do this would be doing the same in global.asax application_error method.
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Vijay
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