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Four Ways to Test Expected Exceptions
submitted by terrble 5 months, 6 days ago

nunit.com — For new applications, I recommend you set aside ExpectedException and use either Assert.Throws or Throws.Exception. That way, what you are testing is clearly stated right in the code, for everyone to see.

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