I use the System.NotImplementedException a lot, whenever I create a new method I have it throwing this until I have let tests drive actual functionality of the method. There is a slight danger in this though (although better than the alternative) in that I might forget to implement a function and this exception creeps into production.
The other day I modified the snippet I use so that it outputs pre processor directives, so that the compiler will refuse to compile the code if I forget to implement such a method.
#if DEBUG throw new NotImplementedException(); #else #error "Must be implemented to compile in configurations where the DEBUG constant is not defined." #endif
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