My teacher has passed a series of exercises and in them I need to create a code to give the error AccessViolationException . But I am not able to create a code that from this error (I do not want to do the error handling).
I need something to insert inside try .
try{
//código que retorna o erro
}catch(AccessViolationException ex){
Console.WriteLine(ex);
}
The code below consistently generates an exception of type AccessViolationException :
var ptr = new IntPtr(42);
Marshal.StructureToPtr(42, ptr, true);
That said, @bigown's answer is correct. There is no aspect of throw new AccessViolationException() that behaves differently.
É simples:
try {
throw new AccessViolationException();
} catch (AccessViolationException ex){
Console.WriteLine(ex);
}
See running on dotNetFiddle .
I was not in the question that I could not use throw . These fictional rules are no good. The only utility I see to simulate the error is to do tests and this can be done with throw .
There is a question in the SO that deals with this with the answer of someone who understands well, but I do not know if it works.