Is throw new exception create another thread in C#

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Is throw new Exception create another thread in C#.

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C#

throw new Exception("Data not found in database");

Posted 10-Dec-14 2:31am

Er. Dinesh Sharma

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-10T02:41:00

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No.
The exception will continue on the current thread, whichever that may be.

To create a new thread, you need to explicitly create one, perhaps using the Thread or BackgroundWorker classes.

Posted 10-Dec-14 2:41am

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Er. Dinesh Sharma 10-Dec-14 9:13am

thanks OriginalGriff :) :)

OriginalGriff 10-Dec-14 9:28am

You're welcome!
If you think about it, it's the only thing that *can* happen: if an error occurs on the thread, it can't continue - so there is no point at all in starting a new thread! :laugh:
Imaging if you divide by zero - the thread that did the division can't do anything useful with the result.