The checked and unchecked operators in C#

Posted Date: 25 Apr 2008	Resource Type: Code Snippets	Category: C# Syntax
Author: VijayKumar Reddy M	Member Level: Gold
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The checked and unchecked operators are two new features in C# for C++ developers. These two operators force the CLR to handle stack overflow situations. The checked operators enforces overflow through an exception if an overflow occurs. The unchecked operator doesn’t throw an exception if an overflow occurs. Here the code throws an exception in the case of the checked operator, whereas the unchecked part of the same code won’t throw an exception:


								
checked
{
num1 += 5;
}
unchecked
{
num =+ 5; 
}

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