I currently have a default exception handler setup.
So far in the code, I throw an exception when something is wrong.
i.e. Missing file, invalid argument, failed db connection etc...
My thought was centering around if I still needed to use
try/catch in the code, since I have a default exception handler.
Normally, I would rethrow exceptions for it to bubble back up to the top,
where its caught, and something useful done with the stack.
So I removed all try/catch blocks, and its seems to be working as it should be.
Just wondering if there may be an "gotchas" with this chain of thought.
Or should I keep the try/catch blocks as it is???
Thanks
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