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"Passing Data and Exception Handling" Please respond to the following:
- The concept of parameter passing is critical in writing and maintaining software. Passing arguments is a standard method used in all programming languages. Explain the difference when you use these two (2) methods: passing an argument by value and passing data by reference.
- No program will work 100% of the time. It is important for a program to be able to handle various types of unexpected errors. Try-Catch has multiple ways to trap errors (display an error message and continue execution of the program, display an error message and terminate the program, rethrow the exceptions, etc).
- Give an example of an exception that should cause a program to terminate. Explain why this exception should be handled by terminating the program.
- Give an example of an example that should be handled without terminating the program. Explain why this exception should be handled without terminating the program.
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Passing Data and Exception Handling
Exceptions are errors that happen at runtime. They are caused by a variety of exceptional
circumstances, such as not being able to open a file, trying to initialize an object to an impossible
value, or as running out of memory, using an out - of - bounds index to a vector. An exception is
an error or an expected event.. The following keywords are used for error handling in C++.
(Throw Try Catch). An exception also known as runtime errors because these are occurring at
runtime. For example, there may be an abnormal condition or unexpected behavior when we try
to divide a number by zero or an array is accessed outside of its bounds, or when ...
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