[Autogenerated] When we're looking at exceptions,
if we have a debugger connected,
then there's this concept called first chance exception,
and Another one called the second chance exception.
The first chance exception, is When the exception,
is actually raised at this point.
We can program the debugger to break when that occurs before a handler,
is being searched for this is sometimes useful.
To See exactly where the problem.
Is before giving the program a chance, to handle the exception,
then the handle, is searched if its found if there is some kind of handler,
that is able to handle the exception, then the execution continues normally.
However, if there is no handler, and the process,
is about to _____ just before that happens.
Debugger will stop at something called the second chance.
And This would be our second possibility or chance.
To Look at what is going on.
However, this is happening just before the _____,
which means we might not have enough information.
To see what's going on.
And to Figure out why we had an exception.
And So sometimes it's useful.
To tell the debugger Please break for a particular exception or for
all exceptions on the first chance first So that we're able to See
what is going on while the context. Is more convenient, to Look at, let's see what that looks like in Visual Studio