Pro C# 2010 and the .NET 4 Platform, Fifth Edition

7.7. Processing Multiple Exceptions

In its simplest form, a try block has a single catch block. In reality, though, you often run into situations where the statements within a try block could trigger numerous possible exceptions. Create a new C# Console Application project named ProcessMultipleExceptions, add the Car.cs, Radio.cs, and CarIsDeadException.cs files from the previous CustomException example into the new project (via Project Add Existing Item), and update your namespace names accordingly.

Now, update the Car's Accelerate() method to also throw a predefined base class library ArgumentOutOfRangeException if you pass an invalid parameter ...