C# Checked and Unchecked Statements
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C#
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Checked allows you to force C# to raise an exception whenever stack overflow (or underflow) occurs due to type conversion issues. Unchecked will allow you to ignore these exceptions when the C# project is set to raise these types of exceptions. This video explains both of these concepts thoroughly.
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