C# 0 The Complete Reference

PART I

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PART IPART I

The exception classes that you create will automatically have the properties and methods 

defined by 

Exception

available to them. Of course, you can override one or more of these 

members in exception classes that you create.

When creating your own exception class, you will generally want your class to support 

all of the constructors defined by 

Exception

. For simple custom exception classes, this is 

easy to do because you can simply pass along the constructor’s arguments to the corresponding