How come a line of code in a try/catch block still causes the whole application to crash?

If your assembly A references another assembly B, then B is not actually loaded until the first method is JITed that references something in assembly B. If assembly B is not available, a runtime crash will occur while JIT-compiling your method not when executing the call . This exception cannot be reliably caught, because it is not actually an exception .

Exceptions that occur within native APIs cannot be handled. This is the natural behavior becuase a try catch block interprets managed exceptions only.

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