Part 42 C# Tutorial Custom Exceptions in C#

In this video we will learn
1. When to create custom exceptions
2. Creating a custom exception from the scratch
3. Throwing and catching the custom exception

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[kevinbester]

It's now been one week since I've started your tutorials, and not once have I used Google search for 'further explanation'. And so far, I'm understanding everything you are explaining. Thank You very much for your tutorials. Have a blessed day

[LA-dmkj]

In visual studio 22 exceptions are under: Debug > Windows > Exception Settings, for those who are doing it with a newer version. Great video as alwyas, I am loving this class. Thank you!

[rdg]

Venkat, it doesn't look like you ever did a tutorial on Serialization.  Can you add something regarding that subject?

[saimhassan]

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[offir]

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[KaliGold]

Great videos. not sure if this is really for beginners, but thanks for going so in depth

[jertktv]

the concept is so concise, you can understand it very well thanks....

[nirajasnani]

First of all, THANKS a lot for such a detailed explanation in your tutorials, they have really helped me a lot.
I have just one question regarding this tutorial.
(Q) Will it make a difference if we inherit our UserDefinedException Class with ApplicationException class and not the base Exception class..?
In the study material provided to us from our college, they have inherited UserDefinedException Class with the ApplicationException and not the Exception class.
Which is a better way?  Kindly guide me. 

[gracesoares]

Love your tutorial, very informative. I learn a lot from them and they're so enjoyable.. Thanx a lot!

[BinuPortBlair]

Dear Venkat, in this video you explained how to create a custom exception with overloaded constructors and throw it manually from our program. How can we make our custom exception to throw automatically as the suitable event occurs like the FileNotFoundException thrown automatically if our program fails to locate a file?

[jertktv]

this is a good tutorial thanks for this it will benefits to my career

[Solidgabe]

instead of using the base keyword at 8:37, is it possible to just use the overrides keyword?

[Trzbne]

Tips and tricks to create Custom Exception fast:
1. Type in your code: throw new MyOwnBeautifulException();
2. When is shows you error, stay with the cursor on your exception and push CTRL + . (dot)
3. Create Exception in new file.
It will get the attribute [Serializable] and contain all possible constructors automatically. It works in VS 2015, I do not know, how does it work in earlier editions.

[VermaInfotainment]

include some proram like 
1. how can we make class library and implement it.
2. how can we read files

[jayajaya]

Beautifully explained....just improve your audio quality

[samduss]

the point number 4 I get lost with Serializable but well i will put it no matter what just good to know lol