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Some time ago, I remember reading a discussion about the strengths and
weaknesses of exception handling. One of the weaknesses that was put
forward was that exception handling is inefficient (in the way of CPU
usage), compared to the "normal" practise returning values.
How true is this? Will using using exception handling, in general, be
much less efficient than returning values, or less efficient at all?
Just curious...
TIA
weaknesses of exception handling. One of the weaknesses that was put
forward was that exception handling is inefficient (in the way of CPU
usage), compared to the "normal" practise returning values.
How true is this? Will using using exception handling, in general, be
much less efficient than returning values, or less efficient at all?
Just curious...
TIA