error handling - Is it possible to throw an exception using short hand condition operator? c# -


To throw an exception, I'm trying to use a short hand operator to check a condition.

Throw (Results == Wrong)? The new exception ("the result is false."): Faucet;

After the lines above the line above, I get an "unrequited code detected error".

I think if "not found, it is still throwing an exception."

Any better way to do this little hand?

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As far as I know, you can not do this because you throw is either an exception or a zero And in both cases the code below is not always available, you can do it on one line only:

  If (! Result) throw a new exception ("the result is false." );  

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