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Reflective Question 1
In C and C++, there is no standard
technique for handling exceptions. Different programmers have used different methods as
they saw fit. For example, one widely-used technique is for each method to return a
number, where the number indicates the type of exception encountered. Another is to
provide a class with an attribute that indicates whether the last method was successful or
not. Java provides a standardised exception handling scheme, and all programmers are
encouraged to use it. What advantages does the Java exception scheme have over the C++
schemes?
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