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Standard library exception classes and their applications
1 Introduction
In C++ programming, exception handling is an integral part. As Bjarne Stroustrup said in "The C++ Programming Language": "Exceptions are unforeseen special situations in the program that require special handling." This article will delve into several exception classes defined in the C++ standard library and their use in actual programming. applications in.
2. Basic concepts
2.1 exception header file
exception
The header file defines the most basic exception classes exception
. This class is primarily used to report exception occurrences but does not provide any additional information.
// C++代码示例
#include <exception>
try {
// 抛出一个异常
throw std::exception();
} catch (std::exception& e) {
// 处理异常
}
2.2 stdexcept header file
stdexcept
The header file defines some commonly used exception classes, such as runtime_error
, logic_error
etc.
// C++代码示例
#include <stdexcept>
try {
// 抛出一个运行时异常
throw std::runtime_error("This is a runtime error");
} catch (std::runtime_error& e) {
// 处理异常
}
2.3 new header file
new
The header file defines bad_alloc
the exception types that are usually thrown when memory allocation fails.
// C++代码示例
#include <new>
try {
// 尝试分配大量内存
int* myarray = new int[1000000000];
} catch (std::bad_alloc& e) {
// 处理内存分配失败
}
2.4 type_info header file
type_info
The header file defines bad_cast
exception types, which are usually thrown when incorrect type conversion occurs.
// C++代码示例
#include <typeinfo>
try {
// 错误的类型转换
throw dynamic_cast<int&>(someObject);
} catch (std::bad_cast& e) {
// 处理错误的类型转换
}
3. Expand knowledge points
3.1 Initialization restrictions
Exception objects such as exception
, bad_alloc
and bad_cast
, can only be initialized by default initialization, and initial values are not allowed to be provided for these objects.
3.2 Source code implementation
In the GCC compiler, exception
the implementation of a class can be found in libstdc++
the library's exception
files. The design here is very simple, mainly to provide a basic exception type.
3.3 Enlightenment on human thinking
When facing problems and difficulties, people often have different coping strategies, which are like exception handling mechanisms in programs. Some people may choose to escape (ignoring exceptions), while others may choose to face them bravely (catch and handle exceptions).
4. Summary
This article introduces in detail several exception classes in the C++ standard library and their application in programming. By gaining a deeper understanding of these exception classes, we can not only write more robust code, but also gain insights into human thinking and behavior.
I hope this article can provide valuable reference and inspiration for your programming journey.
Conclusion
In our programming learning journey, understanding is an important step for us to move to a higher level. However, mastering new skills and ideas always requires time and persistence. From a psychological point of view, learning is often accompanied by constant trial and error and adjustment, which is like our brain gradually optimizing its "algorithm" for solving problems.
This is why when we encounter mistakes, we should view them as opportunities to learn and improve, not just as annoyances. By understanding and solving these problems, we can not only fix the current code, but also improve our programming skills and prevent making the same mistakes in future projects.
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