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This page last changed on Jul 18, 2005 by jflowers.
- Standards
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- .NET
Exception Handling
Exception handling in .NET does not follow all the rules the way you might expect. A try catch block is basically a case statement checking for what exception type was thrown. The only reason to catch for a specific type, something other than System.Exception, is to take a different action than the other catch statements. This leads into why a custom exception class should be created; only when you have a need to take a different action than the other exceptions that may be caught by one or more try catch blocks. If the .NET framework provides an exception type that is appropriate for the error and the code executing in the try will not throw this type of exception then a new exception should not be created. If these guidelines are not followed the number of exception types will grow to an unmanageable size.
Singleton
Explain the different ways of implementing and the consequences of each.
PAG
See document: default.mspx
Garbage Collection
See document: scalenetchapt05.asp
Threading
See document: scalenetchapt05.asp
Values and Reference Types
See document: scalenetchapt05.asp
Exception Management
See document: scalenetchapt05.asp
MS Guidelines
See document: default.asp
Relationship to the Common Type System and the Common Language Specification
See document: cpconrelationshiptocommontypesystemcommonlanguagespecification.asp
Naming Guidelines
Class Member Usage Guidelines
See document: cpconnamingguidelines.asp
Type Usage Guidelines
See document: cpconclassmemberusageguidlines.asp
Guidelines for Exposing Functionality to COM
See document: cpconexposingfunctionalitytocom.asp
Error Raising and Handling Guidelines
See document: cpconerrorraisinghandlingguidelines.asp
Array Usage Guidelines
See document: cpconarrayusageguidelines.asp
Operator Overloading Usage Guidelines
See document: cpconoperatoroverloadingusageguidelines.asp
Guidelines for Implementing Equals and the Equality Operator (==)
See document: cpconimplementingequalsoperator.asp
Guidelines for Casting Types
See document: cpconcasts.asp
Common Design Patterns
See document: cpconcommondesignpatterns.asp
Security in Class Libraries
See document: cpconsecurityinclasslibraries.asp
Threading Design Guidelines
See document: cpconthreadingdesignguidelines.asp
Guidelines for Asynchronous Programming
See document: cpconasynchronousexecution.asp
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