Course C++ Part 16: Exceptions and a Look Forward to Contracts
Course Description
This lesson covers exception handling in C++, teaching you how to manage errors effectively and introducing the concept of contracts for future-proofing your code.
Take your C++ error handling skills to the next level with a deep dive into exceptions and the future of contracts! This course covers best practices for writing robust and maintainable code using exception handling, from standard try-catch blocks to custom exception hierarchies. You'll also explore C++ contracts, a powerful upcoming feature designed to enforce function preconditions, postconditions, and invariants for safer, more predictable code. Learn how to improve program reliability, prevent runtime errors, and prepare for the next evolution of C++ programming.
Course Curriculum
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001. Lesson 16 Overview—C++20 Modules Large-Scale Development
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002. Introduction
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003. Compilation and Linking Before C++20
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004. Advantages and Goals of Modules
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005. Example Transitioning to Modules—Header Units
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006. Compiling with Header Units in Microsoft Visual Studio
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007. Building a Pre-Release g++ 13 Docker Container
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008. Compiling with Header Units in g++
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009. Compiling with Header Units in clang++
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010. Modules Can Reduce Translation Unit Sizes and Compilation Times
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011. Example Creating and Using a Module
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012. module Declaration for a Module Interface Unit
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013. Exporting a Declaration
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014. Exporting a Group of Declarations
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015. Exporting a namespace
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016. Exporting a namespace Member
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017. Importing a Module to Use Its Exported Declarations
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018. Importing a Module to Use Its Exported Declarations—Compiling This Example in g++
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019. Importing a Module to Use Its Exported Declarations—Compiling This Example in clang++
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020. Example Attempting to Access Non-Exported Module Contents
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021. Example Attempting to Access Non-Exported Module Contents—g++ Error Messages
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022. Example Attempting to Access Non-Exported Module Contents—clang++ Error Messages
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023. Global Module Fragment
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024. Separating Interface from Implementation—Example Module Implementation Units
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025. Separating Interface from Implementation—Example Module Implementation Units (Compiling This Example in g++)
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026. Separating Interface from Implementation—Example Module Implementation Units (Compiling This Example in clang++)
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027. Separating Interface from Implementation—Example Modularizing a Class
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028. Separating Interface from Implementation—Example Modularizing a Class (Compiling This Example in g++)
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030. Separating Interface from Implementation—private Module Fragment
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031. Partitions
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032. Example Module Interface Partition Units
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033. Example Module Interface Partition Units—Compiling This Example in g++
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034. Example Module Interface Partition Units—Compiling This Example in clang++
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035. Module Implementation Partition Units
This Course Fee:
£36.00
£36.00
£53.00
Course includes:
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Level
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Intermediate
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Duration
2h 9m
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Lessons
34
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Certifications
Yes
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Language
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English
