OverflowException
OverflowException is a type of exception that occurs when an arithmetic, casting, or conversion operation in a program exceeds the maximum allowable value that can be represented. This exception is typically thrown by the runtime environment when an operation results in a value that is too large to be stored in the destination data type.
The OverflowException is commonly encountered in programming languages that have fixed-size data types, such as C#,
For example, in C#, if an integer variable is declared with a value of int.MaxValue and then
OverflowException can be handled using try-catch blocks in languages that support exception handling, such as C#
To prevent OverflowException, programmers can use techniques such as checking the range of values before performing
In summary, OverflowException is an important exception to be aware of when working with fixed-size data types,