C# - Is it possible to make divide-by-zeros return a number, instead of throwing an exception?

Question

I have an expression that includes divisions, for which some of the denominators are sometimes zero. However, in those cases I would like that division to result in 1, instead of throwing an exception. Is there any straightforward way about doing this, or am I forced to do some if statements and changing the inputs to the expression to get this desired effect?

Answer 1

Although I must question the motives here, if you need to do it, make a function.

double SafeDiv(double num, double denom) {
   if(denom == 0) {
      return 1;
   }
   return num/denom;
}