Is there a benefit to JUST a “throw” in a catch?

Question

Been having a \"heated debate\" with a colleague about his practice of wrapping most of his functions in a try/catch but the catch has JUST a \"throw\" in it e.g.

Answer 1

Yes, it's handy for putting a breakpoint in the catch.

An alternate and cleaner way is to breakpoint in the constructor of the object you're throwing. You're seeing the program state at a point closer to the source of the error.