Good practices when handling Exceptions in C?

By using numbers you're directly contradicting what Microsoft recommend with Exceptions. The best source of information I've found that de-mystifies the whole subject, is Jeffrey Richter's CLR via C# 3 . Also the .

NET Framework Guidelines book is worth a read for its material on Exceptions.

A far better rule for when to throw exceptions is this.

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