Exception handling is the standard technique for indicating and handling
errors in C++ programs. It provides a uniform way of reporting errors and
makes up for several weaknesses of traditional error reporting techniques,
but it also adds a whole new dimension of programming techniques to C++.
Are your programs exception safe? Raising exceptions is easy, but coping
with exceptions raised by functions you invoke is challenging. Do your
functions work reliably and predictably in presence of exceptions? What
level of saefty guarantee do your functions give?
Today, only few programmers are capable of exploiting the full power
of exception handling in C++. If you need to stay ahead of
your time, keep your knowledge above average, and want to know everything
about the latest progamming techniques in C++, then this is the right course
for you.
The course is designed and conducted by Angelika
Langer and backed by years of experience in teaching C++ related
topics and more than a decade of real-world experience in industrial software
development. Angelika Langer works as an independent trainer/consultant
in the area of object-oriented software development in C++ and Java. She
is member of the ANSI C++ standards committee since 1993, columnist of
C++ Report, and a recognized speaker at OO conferences.
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