| Name | Checked | Synopsis |
|---|
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8@101
|
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Only throw exceptions in exceptional situations |
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8@102
|
 |
Do not throw exceptions from unexpected locations |
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8@103
|
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Only re-throw exceptions when you want to specialize the exception |
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8@104
|
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Document the exceptions that are explicitly thrown by a method or a property |
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8@105
|
|
Always log that an exception is thrown |
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8@106
|
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Allow callers to prevent exceptions by providing a method or property that returns the object's state |
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8@107
|
|
Use standard exceptions |
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8@108
|
|
Throw informational exceptions |
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8@109
|
|
Throw the most specific exception possible |
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8@110
|
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Do not silently ignore exceptions |
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8@111
|
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Throw exceptions rather than returning some kind of status value |
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8@201
|
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Derive custom exceptions from ApplicationException |
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8@202
|
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Provide common constructors for custom exceptions |
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8@203
|
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Avoid side-effects when throwing recoverable exceptions |
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8@204
|
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Do not throw an exception from inside an exception constructor |
