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I’m switching back and forth between Java and C# and one thing I miss while I’m coding in C# is the enforced exception checking (Although I admit I also find it really irritating sometimes while I’m coding in Java).
I’m aware that Exception Hunter can help you track down what exceptions a piece of code might throw but is there a free/cheaper alternative? I can’t really justify £200 for this kind of software addon as it’s only an annoyance rather than a major problem.
Yes. Run the free Microsoft Pex on your code. It will show all possible exceptions that can be thrown.