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When defining your own exception classes, you should use the word "Exception" as part of the identifier.
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If you are filtering multiple exceptions, the order of placement of the exception clauses is important. If you are including the Exception class, it should always be placed ____________.
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Selecting ____________ when you are in Debug mode, causes the program to execute from the halted line until it reaches the next breakpoint, if there is one.
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When you write your own exceptions, the new class should be derived from ____.
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Syntax errors are normally associated with programs that run but produce incorrect results.
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With a generic catch, any type of exception is handled by the catch code.
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If a program works properly with some data, but crashes when a certain value is entered, you have a system error.
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During the compilation stage, the errors that are detected are those that violate the logic of the application.
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The Watch window with the Debugger lets you type in one or more variables or expressions that you want to observe while the program is running.
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C# adheres to a fairly sophisticated set of rules known as C# Rules for the Language, which are the authoritative source for C# grammar and syntax.
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A breakpoint is a point in output that separates correct from incorrect results.
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You should desk check solutions to make sure the program is producing consistently accurate results.
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With the Visual Studio debugger, you set a breakpoint by drawing a red circle on the line where the breakpoint should occur.
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When you use step commands, the values are automatically updated in the _____window with each new line of code.
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When you write custom exceptions, instead of the CLR raising the exception, you must write program statements that raise the exception, using the keyword ____________.
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The Visual Studio Debugger provides commands for controlling the execution of your application.
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