Best way to handle Integer overflow in C#?
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Handling integer overflow is a common task, but what's the best way to handle it in C#? Is there some syntactic sugar to make it simpler than with other languages? Or is this really the best way?
int x = foo();
int test = x * common;
if(test / common != x)
Console.WriteLine("oh noes!");
else
Console.WriteLine("safe!");
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