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I think your complaint is simply that error handling code paths are rarely tested, which is true, but is also true in programs that don't use exceptions.
by sievebrain 10y ago
I think your complaint is simply that error handling code paths are rarely tested, which is true, but is also true in programs that don't use exceptions.
- johnwatson11218 10y agoIn the context of an organization that has a formal QA department, it is very difficult for the QA folks to make the system throw all the relevant exceptions. It falls to the developers to test those code paths and then there are a million other things that have higher priority.