My personal experience is to fix each and every exception that I cause,
and to acknowledge those that are caused by bad data (or other things that I can't fix)
, and log them for review later. This way the program doesn't cause a crash, but I can
review the log and decide what to do later.
Not fixing problems as encountered will sooner or later come back to bite you. It's
a lot easier to take care of the alligators when there not in the company of other beasts.
and to acknowledge those that are caused by bad data (or other things that I can't fix)
, and log them for review later. This way the program doesn't cause a crash, but I can
review the log and decide what to do later.
Not fixing problems as encountered will sooner or later come back to bite you. It's
a lot easier to take care of the alligators when there not in the company of other beasts.