Handling errors is an unavoidable part of programming. Particularly, runtime exceptions are dangerous, and often they appear in the form of NullReferenceException in C#.
How can we organize exceptions to handle different exceptions in the same way?
How can we organize exceptions to handle the same exception in a different way?
Why do we need these arrangements?
How can you handle null values and avoid repetitive null checks effectively?
Understanding and analyzing them with different case studies will make you a better programmer.
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