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I'm initializing different variables in try/catch blocks, and then when I use the variables the compiler tells me that they may not have been initialized. I didn't expect quite that many responses! I'm especially surprised to see people slamming Java in a Java forum.Thanks everyone for your ideas. It looks like people mainly suggested calling the method to run the actual code from inside the try block. I thought that didn't look right when I had four successive try/catch blocks (one for each command line argument) with the method call hidden away in the last one, but that's just me.I ended up putting all the initializing try/catch blocks into a separate method. They each set a class variable.

In case something does go wrong, the catch blocks call a method that logs the error and exits the program. Then I have the main method call that method (no gripes about uninitialized variables!), and then the other methods of the class that perform the actual functionality. I feel that leads to clean code, the separate methods are easier to, and then my main method gives a 'bird's eye view' of the flow.

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