> That's not typical Java code. You could do that in quick & dirty code, but I haven't seen such code in production code.
It sounds to me like you're an extremely lucky person. I've seen too much of that sort of thing in production code, including a catch-all for Throwable at the top that didn't even dump a stacktrace.
It sounds to me like you're an extremely lucky person. I've seen too much of that sort of thing in production code, including a catch-all for Throwable at the top that didn't even dump a stacktrace.