Chapter 5: Exception Handling and I/O in C++

Welcome to the fifth chapter of "Hello, my friendly C++ teacher"! In this chapter, we will explore two important topics: exception handling and I/O in C++.

Exception handling is a mechanism that allows you to handle errors and exceptional conditions in your code in a controlled and organised manner. By using exceptions, you can separate the error-handling code from the normal code, making it easier to maintain and debug your program.

I/O, or input/output, is the process of reading and writing data to and from external sources, such as files or the console. In C++, you have a wide range of options for performing I/O, including streams, file I/O, and more.

In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:

  • Exception handling in C++, including try-throw-catch blocks and exception classes
  • The basics of I/O in C++, including reading and writing to the console and to files
  • Using streams for I/O, including the standard input and output streams, cin and cout
  • Advanced I/O topics, such as formatting and using manipulators

By the end of this chapter, you will have a good understanding of how to handle exceptions and perform I/O in C++, and you'll be set to embark on the final segment of the course.


Exception Handling

I/O in C++


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