Is it good practice to have more than one try{} catch{} statement per method?
Is it good practice to have more than one try{} catch{} statement per method?
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Is it good practice to have more than one try{} catch{} statement per method?
In my point of view it is good practice to have each method handle only a single task. As such you’ll rarely need to have multiple try/catch blocks within a single method. However, I don’t see any problems with it.
As Lisa pointed out you should catch specific exceptions and only catch the exceptions the method can actually handle.