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An exception is an occurrence in an application process that requires deviation from the program's normal flow.
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Displaying exceptions
Option 1 mixes up the application logic and UI, as you've noted. It also fouls up internationalization of the application, as the message is hard-coded into the application code.
Option 2 just moves …
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Exception propagation: When should I catch exceptions?
As a general principle, don't catch exceptions unless you know what to do with them. … Otherwise, catching exceptions at the wrong level tends to result in code that silently fails without providing any useful feedback to the calling code (and ultimately the user of the software). …
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