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Is it a bad or Good programming practice if i have a code like this for my exception :
try
{
.....
}
catch (abcException a)
{
...do this...
...display this on screen...
...button press event handler code...
}
I guess this is perfectly fine, I mean after event handling you may execute your desired function or gracefully keep running your code too.
Scenario such as, Oops we could not connect to a bluetooth device because of blah blah blah exception, and then ask user would you like to try again or cancel, If they click try again than recursively call same function which hits your try catch block again…(Do this after certain second of countdown)
Still it depends 🙂