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Will this code compile?
try
{

}
catch
{
string s="error";
throw s;
}

 Posted by Ddd on 3/7/2011 | Category: C# Interview questions | Views: 4544 | Points: 40
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Answer:

No, it won't compile.

For throw, the type must be derived from the Exception class.
throw/catch keywords always expect an Exception instance.
example:
This would be Ok. 
    

           try

            {



            }

            catch

            {

       Exception e=new Exception();

           throw e;

            }


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Posted by: Kishork80 on: 3/9/2011 | Points: 10
Good example.
Posted by: Sathya4260 on: 3/10/2011 | Points: 10
Can u tell me how to throw the exception with the world "Sorry"
Posted by: Ddd on: 3/12/2011 | Points: 10
Write this command: 
throw new Exception("Sorry");

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