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Laura Stern
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.NET also has a way to catch an unhandled exception - by subscribing to: AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException I think this is analagous to this unwantedException in nodejs. But at least in .NET, by the time such an event handler fires, the app has unwound and is about to terminate. What people want is to trap the exception and just keep going as if it didn't happen (assuming the trigger code itself doesn't do something to shut the app down).
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