C++ Developer - Project - Creating and Using Your Own Exception

This video tutorial covers the creation and handling of custom exceptions in C++. It guides viewers through setting up a spaceship project in Visual Studio, where they will implement a custom exception class called Warp Dr Overheating. The tutorial includes coding instructions, testing procedures, and debugging tips to ensure the program correctly monitors temperatures and throws exceptions when necessary.

What is the main purpose of the spaceship project introduced in the lecture?

• To calculate interstellar travel time

• To monitor the warp drive temperature

• To design a spaceship model

• To simulate a space battle

Which class should the Warp Dr Overheating exception extend?

• IndexError

• RuntimeError

• OverflowError

• ValueError

What is the default message for the Warp Dr Overheating exception?

• Warp Dr is under maintenance

• Temperature is within safe limits

• Warp Dr has exceeded safe temperature tolerance

• Warp Dr is functioning normally

What is the recommended tool for setting up the spaceship project?

• Visual Studio

• NetBeans

• Eclipse

• PyCharm

Which library is essential to include for handling exceptions in the project?

• vector

• stdexcept

• cmath

• iostream

What should the warp test function do if the temperature is 80 degrees or below?

• Raise an exception

• Shut down the warp drive

• Print 'Temperature is within tolerance'

• Increase the temperature

What happens when the temperature exceeds 80 degrees in the warp test function?

• The spaceship accelerates

• The Warp Dr Overheating exception is thrown

• The warp drive cools down automatically

• The program continues normally