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OOP Lecture Error Handling

The document discusses techniques for error handling in object-oriented programming, including abnormal termination, graceful termination, and returning error codes. It provides examples of each technique, illustrating how to manage errors effectively in code. The focus is on preventing system crashes and ensuring programs can handle errors without losing resources.

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OOP Lecture Error Handling

The document discusses techniques for error handling in object-oriented programming, including abnormal termination, graceful termination, and returning error codes. It provides examples of each technique, illustrating how to manage errors effectively in code. The focus is on preventing system crashes and ensuring programs can handle errors without losing resources.

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Object Oriented Programming

Lecture
Error Handling
Techniques for Error Handling

• Abnormal termination
• Graceful termination
• Return error code from a function
• Exception handling
Example – Abnormal Termination

void GetNumbers(int& a, int& b)


{
cout << "Enter two integers"; int main()
cin >> a >> b; {
} int a, b, quot;
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
int Quotient(int a, int b) GetNumbers(a, b);
{ quot = Quotient(a, b);
return a / b; OutputQuotient(quot);
} }
return 0;
}
void OutputQuotient(int quo)
{
cout << "Quotient is " << quo << endl;
}
Output

Enter two integers


10
10
Quotient is 1
Enter two integers
10
0
Program terminated abnormally
Graceful Termination

• Program can be designed in such a way that instead of abnormal


termination, that causes the wastage of resources, program performs
clean up tasks
Example – Graceful Termination

void GetNumbers(int& a, int& b) {


cout << "Enter two integers";
cin >> a >> b;
} int main() {
int a, b, quot;
int Quotient(int a, int b) { for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
if (b == 0) {
{ GetNumbers(a, b);
cout << "Denominator can’t be zero" << endl; quot = Quotient(a, b);
exit(1); OutputQuotient(a, b, quot);
} }
return a / b; return 0;
} }

void OutputQuotient(int a, int b, int quo) {


cout << "Quotient is " << quo << endl;
}
Output

Enter two integers


10
10
Quotient is 1
Enter two integers
10
0
Denominator can’t be zero
Return Error Code

• Programmer has avoided the system crash but the program is no


longer running.
• Solution-> Return Error Code
Example – Return Error Code

void GetNumbers(int& a, int& b) {


int main() {
cout << "Enter two integers";
int a, b, quot;
cin >> a >> b;
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
}
{
GetNumbers(a, b);
bool Quotient(int a, int b, int& retVal) {
while (!Quotient(a, b, quot)) {
if (b == 0) {
cout << “Denominator can’t be zero. Give
return false;
input again";
}
GetNumbers(a, b);
retVal = a / b;
}
return true;
}
OutputQuotient(a, b, quot);
}
void OutputQuotient(int a, int b, int quo) {
return 0;
cout << "Quotient is " << quo << endl;
}
}
Output

Enter two integers


10
0
Denominator can’t be zero. Give input again
Enter two integers
10
10
Quotient is 1
Thanks a lot

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