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Check your try/finally blocks

A new Microsoft KB Article today in my kbAlertz.com newsletter points out a bug where both the if and else statements are executed in .NET 2002

This is worth checking your code. Basically you're looking for an if,else block, with a try/catch/finally or try/finally nested in the if statement, and the finally is blank. The empty finally block is the thing to look for.

The Link to the kbAlertz.com article is
http://www.kbalertz.com/Feedback_811324.aspx 

Below is the code they provide in the article.

1: class Test { 
2:  public static void Main() { 
3:  object o = "test"; 
4:  if (o is string) { 
5:  try { 
6:  Console.WriteLine("Test"); 
7:  } 
8:  finally { 
9:  //Console.WriteLine("Finally."); 
10:  } 
11:  } 
12:  else { 
13:  Console.WriteLine("Shouldn't get here."); 
14:  } 
15:  Console.ReadLine(); 
16:  } 
17: } 
18: