Adam Ralph • 12/21/2014

Guard Clause Abuse

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The article critiques the common overuse of generic guard clauses (like ArgumentNullException) in software development. It argues that validation rules stemming from the application's domain should throw specific business/model exceptions instead, using a Car class example to illustrate the proper approach.

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Guard Clause Abuse

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