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It's a question about best .net practise. I always caught and stored information about exceptions in all of my web and window forms applications as follows: Surrounded each method with try catch(Exception exception) For any layer except front layer, threw exception to the layer above In the front layer, logged the exception to a log file (usually using log4config.dll) and presented a user friendly message to the user. Is this the best way to handle exceptions? Or should I do something different in my next projects?
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