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Exploring the TryXXX pattern for Enums in CSharp

If you've written CSharp code, you've probably come across situations where we have:

A method called Something()
A variation of the method called TrySomething()

So what's the deal with this?

Generally, the first flavor is supposed to throw an exception when something doesn't go as planned. However, exceptions are cumbersome and unless it's truly critical that your program stops execution right at that point... The TrySomething() variation is probably lighter weight.

When we're parsing string values for Enums, we can take advantage of this same pattern!

Watch the full video here:
   • How To Convert Strings To Enums in C#