C++ Developer - Section Wrap-Up - Exceptions and Debugging

The video tutorial covers the concept of exceptions in C programming, emphasizing their importance over traditional error codes. It explains the exception hierarchy, focusing on runtime and logic errors, and demonstrates how to handle exceptions using try-catch structures. The tutorial also guides viewers on creating custom exceptions through inheritance. Practical projects are included to reinforce learning. The next section introduces pointers, aiming to demystify their complexity and highlight their role in enabling dynamic behavior in code.

Why are exceptions considered a better technique than error codes in C programming?

• They are faster to execute.

• They provide a more structured way to handle errors.

• They require less memory.

• They are easier to write.

What are exceptions in C programming?

• Libraries for debugging.

• Variables that store error codes.

• Objects that represent problems needing attention.

• Functions that handle user input.

Which of the following is a direct child of the exception class in C?

• Syntax error

• Runtime error

• Compilation error

• Memory error

What is the purpose of a try-catch structure in C?

• To optimize code execution.

• To handle exceptions and errors.

• To improve code readability.

• To manage memory allocation.

What is a common concern among developers when working with pointers?

• They are difficult to understand.

• They slow down program execution.

• They increase code size.

• They are not supported in C.