Course Overview
Welcome to Mastering Errors and Exception Handling in C++, a course designed to teach you how to handle errors and exceptions effectively in C++. Whether you’re new to exception handling or looking to deepen your understanding, this course covers all the essential techniques to ensure your programs run smoothly and handle unexpected errors gracefully.
We’ll start with the basics of catching exceptions using try-catch blocks, with practical examples like handling division by zero. You’ll learn how to anticipate potential errors and implement strategies to catch and manage them.
Next, we’ll explore how to throw exceptions using the throw keyword. You’ll learn how to raise exceptions in your code when specific error conditions occur, along with examples demonstrating custom exception handling.
In the advanced section, we’ll delve into C++ standard exceptions, including how to handle common errors such as bad_alloc, which occurs when memory allocation fails, and range_error, which happens when an argument is out of range.
