Do I have to break after throwing exception?

Question

I\'m writing a custom class in C# and I\'m throwing a couple exceptions if people give the wrong inputs in some of the methods. If the exception is thrown, will any of the c

Answer 1

As an aside to your actual question: you might want to rethink using exceptions to provide validation info back to the user.

Raising exceptions is expensive resource-wise and slow. If you have a number of validation rules that you need to apply then write specific code for these - you should probably only rely on exception handling for things you don't anticipate.