ScanIAm wrote: ﻿Console.WriteLine(new String("Bob").Length);
Ignoring that String is a bad example because you can do
"Bob".Length (as was mentioned), I still don't see what you're
getting at.  What is it you want to check? Any error conditions
that cause the object not to be created would throw an
exception.  Code like what evildictaitor wrote: MyObject o = new
MyObject(); if( o == null )    throw new Exception();  That's
completely pointless. O can never be null after a "new", since
if the object couldn't be created an exception would be thrown
(e.g. an OutOfMemoryException).