Basic Question.

[Lak]

Pls take a look at this peice of code :

 

int a=1;

int b=2;

try

{

if (a==b)

{

Console.WriteLine("wrong"); //This loop should never be enetred.

}

}

catch(Exception e)

{}

 

The if loop should never be entered, but it is entered inside the try block.Could someone tell me why???

 

 

Thanks.

[PlausiblyDamp]

When I tried it in the debugger it stepped through as I would expect, after the if(a==b) it exited the if statement block and the message was never written to the screen.

Are you sure you have the code exactly the same not if (a=b) for example?

[Lak]

yes, the message is never written to the screen, since the statement is never executed. but it enters the loop while i am debugging.i guess for some reason my debugger shows the line being debugged as one line ahead of what it actually is doing.Do you know why???

 

 

Thanks

[PlausiblyDamp]

You actually see the debugger go to the line

Console.WriteLine("wrong"); //This loop should never be enetred. 

 

if so look in the debug directory and delete any *.pdb files you see there and do a rebuild and try the debugger again.

[JumpsInLava]

I've had that happen as well when I am stepping through something in debug, it highlights the line, but doesn't execute....