I must be wearing a "Junky Kick Me" sign tonight.
You're absolutely right. I was wrong. I believe I was thinking, " . . . there's nothing in the try{} block that can throw an exception . . . "...
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I must be wearing a "Junky Kick Me" sign tonight.
You're absolutely right. I was wrong. I believe I was thinking, " . . . there's nothing in the try{} block that can throw an exception . . . "...
Did you look at the tutorial I sent you?
Of course it can be done, and I know what you're trying to say. You said it well the first time, but I'm not certain you hear so well. "The System"...
There currently is no reason for your logic to enter the catch block, because there's nothing in the try{} block that can throw an exception. You might review this tutorial for pointers.