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Since your code performs a data base operation, the cost of this operation is likely dominating the execution time. The cost of both a return or an exception may be negligible compared to that ope...
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Dirk Herrmann
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2022-05-14T21:38:05Z (almost 2 years ago)
Since your code performs a data base operation, the cost of this operation is likely dominating the execution time. The cost of both a return or an exception may be negligible compared to that operation. For example, assume your data base operation takes 6ms, the return takes 1ns, and the exception is 30000 times more expensive than the return. Then the exception still requires only 30µs. With return your total execution time will then be 6.000001 ms and with exception the total execution time will be 6.03ms. Compared with the 6ms you will barely notice a difference.