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Exceptions are the native error propagation mechanism in C++. If used properly, exceptions enable us to write simpler, more ...

In this talk, we will explain exception handling from the bottom up, taking a close look at what a compiler actually has to do to ...

This is a series of introductory videos on C# Programming. In this chapter, we will create a simple Windows Forms app with Login ...

Jon's talk from C++Now! 2012 Are you 100% confident that your code is exception-safe? Safe usage of exceptions is a non-trivial ...

You know that a well-designed app handles exceptions and errors to prevent app crashes. Exception handling seems easy, but ...

0:52 review of exceptions from CS1301 2:35 exception, defined 4:09 code demo: showing exceptions crashing the program ...

Learn how to deal with faults, errors, and failures in class and component design. Slides are on GitHub at ...

Object-oriented Program Design and Software Engineering 6. Exceptions & Error Handling ADUni.

Learn how to implement Exception Handling in C++, covering every basic topic in detail with the help of C++ Examples. Rust vs ...

Mutexes, locks, and monitors.

By Arno Schödl, presented at Core C++ 2022 Every program may encounter errors, some originating from internal bugs in the ...

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The exception mechanism is a complex topic and has been enthusiastically discussed in the last WG21 committee meeting.

Handling null values in C# is an important aspect of writing robust and reliable code. However, one of the frequently recurring ...

GNAT already offered mechanisms to handle C++ exceptions, but they were limited to exact class type matches. This presentation ...

Jon's talk from C++Now! 2012 Are you 100% confident that your code is exception-safe? Safe usage of exceptions is a non-trivial ...