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catch(Exception ex) would this example be a code smell? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is catching general exceptions really a bad thing? (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. We have production code that is not easily deployed in a test area. We also have a new library of code that we would like to “plug in” to the production code. The production code […]

catch(Exception ex) would this example be a code smell? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is catching general exceptions really a bad thing? (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. We have production code that is not easily deployed in a test area. We also have a new library of code that we would like to “plug in” to the production code. The production code […]

catch(Exception ex) would this example be a code smell? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is catching general exceptions really a bad thing? (12 answers) Closed 11 years ago. We have production code that is not easily deployed in a test area. We also have a new library of code that we would like to “plug in” to the production code. The production code […]

What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?

This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.

What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?

This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.

What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?

This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.

What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?

This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.

What is a” feature envy” code and why is it considered a code smell?

This question on SO talks about correcting what the OP thought is feature envy code. Another example where I saw this nifty phrase being quoted is in a recently given answer here in programmers.SE. Although I did drop in a comment to that answer asking for the information I thought it would of general help to programmers following Q&A to understand what is meant by the term feature-envy. Please feel free to edit additional tags if you think appropriate.