Enable Common Language Runtime Exceptions

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Enable Common Language Runtime Exceptions

Singh, Sheetal 0

Exception names are not showing up in Intellisense list while writing even though I have enabled Common Language Runtime Exceptions under Exception Settings.

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Viorel 122.6K Reputation points

2023-07-02T14:01:12.5766667+00:00

What IntelliSense list do you mean? How to reproduce the issue?

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Viorel 122.6K Reputation points

2023-07-02T14:01:12.5766667+00:00

What IntelliSense list do you mean? How to reproduce the issue?

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Anna Xiu-MSFT 31,056 Microsoft External Staff

Hi @Singh, Sheetal,

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!

Please check DivideByZeroException Class:

The exception that is thrown when there is an attempt to divide an integral or Decimal value by zero.

Sincerely,

Anna

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Singh, Sheetal 0 Reputation points

2023-06-30T05:03:09.54+00:00

Sorry, but I am asking specifically about the exception classes not getting detected by visual studio automatically as I type it even though I have enabled them. Can you help?
Anna Xiu-MSFT 31,056 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff

2023-06-30T07:18:21.75+00:00

Hello, which version of Visual Studio are you using?

Can you confirm it again that the System.DivideByZeroException is checked properly?

Please update your VS to the latest version and launch the VS.

Then, check the System.DivideByZeroException in the Exception Settings window and Start Debugging.

Meanwhile, you can create a new project and try again.

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