C++ Exception Handling (JNNC Technologies)


It’s very rare that a large program or software works correctly first time. It might have errors.
The two most common types of errors are:
  • Logical errors
  • Syntactic errors
Programmers can debug these errors by exhausting debugging and testing procedures. But programmers often come across some peculiar problems in addition logic or syntax errors. These types of errors are known as exceptions. Exceptions are run-time anomalies or unusual logical conditions that may come up while executing the C ++ program. In this chapter you will learn about these anomalies and how to handle these anomalies within a C++ program.

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