Chapter 9. Exception Handling
In this chapter
The Differences Between Exception Handling in C# and C++
Errors are commonplace in programs. They can either be compile-time errors or runtime errors. Compile-time errors are errors that are identified during compilation. The most commonly occurring compile-time errors are syntax errors. These errors are always rectified because programs cannot be executed otherwise. Runtime errors occur when the program is executed. These errors cannot be predicted with much certainty. Runtime errors are called exceptions. Good programming dictates that the program must handle any runtime errors that can be anticipated. ...
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