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Is there an exception that I can use for when there are one or more files not found?
I’m doing this: filePaths.Where(file => !file.Exists); and I need to throw some kind of FilesNotFound exception. Do I need to inherit from Exception and make my own exception class?
I’m using C# .NET 4.
It sounds like you should should inherit from System.IO.IOException and expose a Files property on it.