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11:21a

Programming Style I've been writing a few small demonstration programs for a class the last week. As I've never really touched the language I've run across a few questions.

Could anyone point me to a good style guide for C#? I found this one, but I was looking for something a little more advanced.

For one, is it "proper" to create a class who's constructor can fail? Or is it better to create a separate init() function? Or a static factory method? The example code is going to given out to students, so I would like something clear and understandable.

Thanks!