Most exceptions that are used by programmers derive from three C# classes. What are those classes?
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Most exceptions will derive from three classes:
* The predefined Common Language Runtime exception classes derived from SystemException
* The user-defined application exception classes you derive from ApplicationException
* The Exception class, which is the parent of SystemException and ApplicationException
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