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exceptie Explanation: Enkele citaten: 'Een voorbeeld van een exceptie is als je een getal converteert van een stringrepresentatie naar een int. Het kan voorkomen dat de string helemaal geen getal bevat zoals '455', maar een woord bevat zoals 'banaan'. Bij de conversie zal dan een exceptie opgegooid worden.' en '...in tegenstelling tot syntaxfouten zijn excepties niet steeds fataal...'. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exception_handling https://nl.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programmeren_in_Python/Fouten https://nl.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programmeren_in_Java/Exception... https://slideplayer.nl/slide/13606591/ |
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Reference Reference information: Exception - An abnormal condition or error that occurs during the execution of a program. An exception requires the execution of software outside the normal flow of control. uitzondering https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/language/Search?&searchTerm=... What Exactly Are Exceptions? An exception is the signal raised when a condition is detected that was not expected in the normal execution of a program thread. Many agents can detect incorrect conditions and raise exceptions. Program code (or the library code it uses) can throw types derived from System.Exception, the CLR execution engine can raise exceptions, and unmanaged code can raise exceptions as well. Exceptions raised on a thread of execution follow the thread through native and managed code, across AppDomains, and, if not handled by the program, are treated as unhandled exceptions by the operating system. An exception indicates that something bad has happened. While every managed exception has a type (such as System.ArgumentException or System.ArithmeticException), the type is only meaningful in the context in which the exception is raised. A program can handle an exception if it understands the conditions that caused the exception to occur. But if the program doesn't handle the exception, it could indicate any number of bad things. And once the exception has left the program, it only has one very general meaning: something bad has happened. When Windows sees that a program doesn't handle an exception, it tries to protect the program's persisted data (files on disk, registry settings, and so on) by terminating the process. Even if the exception originally indicated some benign, unexpected program state (such as failing to pop from an empty stack) it appears to be a serious problem when Windows sees it because the operating system doesn't have the context to properly interpret the exception. A single thread in one AppDomain can bring down an entire CLR instance by not handling an exception (see Figure 1). https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2009... ALEPH brand alarm equipment, door magnetic switches and Baoping'an smart home security products which are researched and developed by AIN Technology have been all over the world. Especially the independently researched and developed active infrared intrusion detector which is the first in the world has been leading the development and innovation of infrared industry for China, even the world. Indoor Dual-tech Detector / Passive Infrared Detector Dual-Technology, detecting intrusion in any direction Exception Detection - The supply voltage is lower than the normal voltage / the circuit is abnormal: continuously LED on http://www.ain-cn.com/Private/Files/5615e844b0280f250141.pdf |
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