C++ Developer - Runtime Errors and Throwing Exceptions

This video tutorial covers runtime errors in programming, focusing on their causes and how they differ from logic errors. It demonstrates creating a C++ class to handle exceptions, using a humorous example with a 'Person' class. The tutorial also explains the use of 'noexcept' in C++11 and provides a challenge to create a 'Dog' class that throws exceptions for specific conditions.

Describe a scenario where a runtime error might occur due to external factors.

Explain the concept of defensive coding in relation to runtime errors.

What is the purpose of throwing an exception in a program?

What are runtime errors and how do they differ from logic errors?

How can you handle exceptions in your code? Provide an example.

How does the exception class in C++ handle error messages?

What is the significance of the noexcept specifier in C++?

Discuss the differences between older exception handling methods and the noexcept specifier.

What are some common practices for maintaining older code in software engineering?

What humorous example was used to illustrate throwing exceptions in the Dog class?