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This course is about exceptions handling in C++, including 11–17 standards.
You will learn about throwing and catching exceptions, re–throwing and nested exceptions, user–defined and standard exceptions, dynamic exceptions specification, noexcept specifier, noexcept operator.
Moreover, you will also learn exception safety guarantees, concept that will help you write robust code in C++ and other similar languages.
Lectures are provided with references to relevant C++ Core Guidelines about error handling.
Please note that this course is not for complete beginners.
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Andrii ShostatskyiSoftware Engineer
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Specification: C++ in Detail: Exceptions
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Price | $14.99 |
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Duration | 4 hours |
Year | 2019 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | Yes |
C++ in Detail: Exceptions
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Vishal Chovatiya –
The course is unique in terms of its topic & exception should know topic in any programming language. Pros: The topic touched upon up to date C++ standard covering C++11,14,17. Most of the video has a downloadable example provided so that you can play along. The course also includes CPP core guidelines. Cons: Content should become more engaging. It seems that this is just examples discussion which is divided topic wise. Moreover, the author has a Russian accent. So I have to play videos on 1.0 speed & need too much focus. Only a single exercise problem is given though out course rest is just quiz. Overall it’s worth doing this course. I have taken both the course designed by Andrii Shostatskyi. By the way, I have also written an article on things I have learned, here: http://www.vishalchovatiya.com/7 best practices for exception handling in cpp with example/
Ain Mor –
Very good course.