Exception Handling | C++ Tutorial

[@AndreasAn]

Right now i am attending an advanced C++ Course at university. I have spent some time watching videos at youtube and most people explain exceptions while they are throwing int or strings and not objects which inherit from std::exception. Of course this will compile and work in smaller projects but when I need to code, there are bigger projects where I have to work with different developers. There you need to throw consistently to avoid weird crashes. I just wanted to mention that i watch explicitly this video as it shows catching a reference of an exception what other content creators are not doing. thanks for making serious content ^^

[@joshisushant]

The best video on exception handling for sure. Short 15 min, but covers almost everything !!

[@programandoconian]

This is the most straight forward tutorial for simple try and catch! Thanks

[@lumguerra]

Excellent video! Straight to the point, with different examples. Thank you!

[@sesarman]

this was the best explanation explaining all scenarios without having to deep dive into other elements that we maybe unfamiliar with atm, thanks.

[@lucasgroves137]

As always, useable information with no filler! 👍

[@PortfolioCourses]

Thank you for the positive feedback Lucas! :-)

[@F.O.U.N.D.E.R]

@@PortfolioCourses Thank you Mr.Kevin , love and praises from russia sir

[@yigitcoban9823]

Thank you Mr. Kevin. It was quite efficient video for me.

[@Rojfos]

You've explained it really well. Link to the cpp reference was also helpful. Thanks!

[@PortfolioCourses]

I’m glad you enjoyed the explanation, and you’re welcome! :-)

[@joymakerRC]

bro you are awesome, i watch your vids on 1.25x before and after i read the chapters. im crushing it .... many thanks

[@WicCaesar]

The first video that actually explained what was that goddamn e.

[@phantomgaming541]

true

[@sesarman]

i think it stands for exception haha, i've seen other objects used such as excpt, but when I use anything but e i get an error that it was not declared.

[@bakeery]

Before searching i was hoping you made this video after adding chennal, the video show up, am so happy.

[@PortfolioCourses]

I’m glad to hear that Abubakar! :-) If you ever have ideas for topics that you think I should cover please let me know.

[@AssemJoestar]

Thank you very much, your video was very informtional and straight to the point, also your method of explenation is phenominal.

[@PortfolioCourses]

You’re welcome, I’m glad you liked the style of content! :-)

[@desvendandoornasaude4127]

The beauty of C++!

[@michaczarnocki181]

awesome video, what program do you use to write c++ in this video? Looks very clean and tidy

[@bachoundaseddik250]

dont take it the wrong way but just asking because it was funny, did the source like a "book" you've learned from exception handling had "throw 20" as an example too?

[@AkshayRaj10]

Thanks for making these tutorials

[@PortfolioCourses]

You're welcome Akshay! :-)

[@sukritiguin5637]

Great Tutorial.❤❤

[@PortfolioCourses]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Sukriti! :-)

[@technicalmaster-mind]

Legend sir 🫡

[@sabaresand7309]

Hi sir, Thanks for this useful information could you explain why you used the virtual keyword in the "what" method during the custom exception implementation.

[@md.iqbalmahamudmoon3012]

can you make some videos about dynamic and static type casting, it would be a big help

[@badassopenpolling]

Where is the sample for - Exception handling in Deleting List of objects on heap ??????

[@dopetag]

is `using namespace std;` not considered a bad practice?

[@PortfolioCourses]

Using it in a library that is going to be re-used would be a bad practice, using it in a short program is not. This video explains why/when it is a bad practice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpi9f3mqZb54kKs

[@dopetag]

@@PortfolioCourses thanks. I will give it a try!

[@uomolercio]

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