Summary

This chapter took a close look at the rich mechanism C# has for dealing with error conditions through exceptions. You are not limited to the generic error codes that could be output from your code, but you have the ability to go in and uniquely handle the most granular of error conditions. Sometimes these error conditions are provided to you through the .NET Framework itself, but at other times, you might want to go in and code your own error conditions as was shown in this chapter. In either case, you have a lot of ways of protecting the workflow of your applications from unnecessary and dangerous faults.