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       C++ EXCEPTIONS
       By: eba95 Date: July 30, 2010, 8:54 pm
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       Handling
       The < e x c e p t i on> header provides
       functions and classes for exception
       control. One basic class is
       e x c e p t i on:
       c l a s s e x c e p t i on
       {
       pub l i c :
       e x c e p t i on ( ) t h r o w ( ) ;
       e x c e p t i on ( c on s t e x c e p t i on & ) t h r o w ( ) ;
       e x c e p t i on & ope r a t o r = ( c on s t e x c e p t i on &
       ) t h r o w ( ) ;
       v i r t ua l ~ e x c e p t i on ( ) t h r o w ( ) ;
       v i r t ua l c on s t c ha r * w ha t ( ) c on s t t h r o w ( )
       ;
       } ;
       Standard Exceptions
       The < s t de x c e p t > header provides
       a small hierarchy of exception
       classes that can be thrown or caught:
       e x c e p t i on
       l og i c _ e r r o r
       do m a i n _ e r r o r
       i nv a l i d _ a r gu m e n t
       l e ng t h _ e r r o r
       ou t _ o f _ r a nge
       r un t im e _ e r r o r
       r a nge _ e r r o r
       ov e r f l o w _ e r r o r
       unde r f l o w _ e r r o r
       Logic errors are thrown if the
       program has internal errors that are
       caused by the user of a function and
       that, in theory, are preventable.
       Runtime errors are thrown if the
       cause is beyond the program and
       can't be predicted by the user of a
       function.
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