This is the ninth in a series of graded courses that explain how to become proficient at C# programming. Be sure to download the eBook and Source Code Archive from Course #1 'C# Programming - Getting Started' https://www.skillshare.com/classes/C-Programming-1-Getting-Started/651956289/project-guide

How to handle problems before they happen (using exceptions) and find and solve problems after they happen (using the debugger).

If you haven't already done so, download the eBook, The Little Book Of C#, and the code archive.

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/C-Programming-1-Getting-Started/651956289/project-guide

Try writing programs that deliberately go wrong (for example, try dividing a number by 0) and trap the appropriate type of exception (error object) to display a message to the user. Also, take some of the sample projects from this course and step through them using the Visual Studio debugger.

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