Return statements in catch blocks

Question

I have seen some developers use the return statement in a catch block. Why/when would this be a useful technique to employ?

EDIT: I actually just saw the return keyw

Answer 1

public void Function() {

try 
{ 
    //some code here
}
catch
{ 
    return;
}

}

when return; is hit, the execution flow jumps out of the function. This can only be done on void methods.

EDIT: you do this if you dont want to execute the rest of the function. For example if you are doing file IO and a read error happens, you dont want to execute code that handles processing the data in that file since you dont have it.