Exceptions and Parallel Loops

Unhandled Exceptions

When an exception is thrown from within a sequential loop the normal flow of the program is interrupted. Control passes to the next available catch block or, if no appropriate try / catch statements are present, the unhandled exception is passed to the .NET runtime and the program is aborted. When a try / catch block is present but it not within the loop, no further iterations are executed and the current iteration is terminated early.

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