C++ Programming Tips: How to Effectively Use Exception Specifications as a Double-Edged Sword
Exception specifications were introduced in C++98 and replaced by noexcept in C++11. Exception specifications serve to restrict the exceptions thrown by functions, enhancing program readability.However, if a function throws an exception that is not allowed by its exception specification, the program will call the unexpected function, which by default calls terminate, causing the program to … Read more