Rupesh I am in industry for 15 year and have C language background. As industry transitioning to C++. Your videos I am watching to practice and brush up the concept. Very helpful 🎉!
Hi, I really appreciate you work. We would like to know/learn how to create a real time project. We have been learning so many C++ concepts. It would be appreciated if you taught us some real time project building. Ex: Video streaming, IoT, Webclient/Webserver, Video processing or any thing that you would like to showcase to us.
Thank you for deliverying such great content. I have tried to understand exceptions in the past and most examples usually have a function where something is being divided by zero, and I always think to myself well I could easily defensively program around that by checking for that particular case. In your example where you're trying to access out of bounds memory, again I think to myself well I could easily defensively program around that by testing the index is not > vector size. But you also mentioned that you might call a function such as malloc() which would fail and you'd have no way of knowing in advance. Suddenly that clicked and I thought.. well I couldn't defensively program around that, my program would terminate catastrophically. It's the first time I've ever started to see exceptions as being useful in a non trivial example. So I hope this will be the beginning of my understanding of why to use them. My next question would therefore be, how do you know which function calls throw exceptions, and what exceptions do they throw?.
Thank you for putting efforts for us keep it up ❤ Would really appreciate if you can also come with industry standard scenario to cover exception and other topics after covering basics?
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Thanks man..
Great idea to make videos about exceptions. I didn’t notice any comprehensive video series on this topic on other channels. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks. Keep uploading the practical and quality content. 👏
Your videos help us to revise C and C++ concepts frequently and make us close to all concepts always....
Big thanks brother ❤❤
Finally I saw your face :)... Very good explanation and very well preparation of content to explain.
Rupesh I am in industry for 15 year and have C language background. As industry transitioning to C++. Your videos I am watching to practice and brush up the concept.
Very helpful 🎉!
i am very new to c and c++ dev you videos are tremendous Help
Hi,
I really appreciate you work. We would like to know/learn how to create a real time project. We have been learning so many C++ concepts. It would be appreciated if you taught us some real time project building. Ex: Video streaming, IoT, Webclient/Webserver, Video processing or any thing that you would like to showcase to us.
Thank you for deliverying such great content. I have tried to understand exceptions in the past and most examples usually have a function where something is being divided by zero, and I always think to myself well I could easily defensively program around that by checking for that particular case. In your example where you're trying to access out of bounds memory, again I think to myself well I could easily defensively program around that by testing the index is not > vector size. But you also mentioned that you might call a function such as malloc() which would fail and you'd have no way of knowing in advance. Suddenly that clicked and I thought.. well I couldn't defensively program around that, my program would terminate catastrophically. It's the first time I've ever started to see exceptions as being useful in a non trivial example. So I hope this will be the beginning of my understanding of why to use them. My next question would therefore be, how do you know which function calls throw exceptions, and what exceptions do they throw?.
Sure i will try my best..
Thank you for putting efforts for us keep it up ❤
Would really appreciate if you can also come with industry standard scenario to cover exception and other topics after covering basics?
Can you please show how to use "throw"? Thank you.
Sure the next video is that only..
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