Is the better practice to have a custom exception in C# as a seperate project or should be included in the same

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I want to create my exceptions in c# asp.net project in which I am having multiple projects. My intention is to create a new exception policy as a separate project in the asp.net solution or it should be in the same project in a separate folder.

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Can anybody suggest me the best choice for this

Posted 6-Aug-18 2:01am

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Updated 6-Aug-18 2:54am

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amagitech · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-06T02:54:00

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If you think you will use custom exceptions in another project you should seperate them to another project. If you use them just for your one project it doesn't matter. It depends your coding style.

Posted 6-Aug-18 2:54am

amagitech