As part of my learning experience of Python I was intrigued to find how custom exceptions are implemented.
Create a stub with an Error class inherited from the Exception class, and create customized exception classes derived from this class.
Structured exception handling resembles that of C#.
This language takes features from C and C++ (and even C#), but the implementation is really simple and straightforward.
IEEE has published results of a survey and this appears to be the most promising computer language the world over.
As compared to a serpent with the same name, this variant appears to be a gregarious beast :-)
Code sample is available as a download @ https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SoDXj4_h1b7qlf31VHKyMf9hszK8nmsK.
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Create a stub with an Error class inherited from the Exception class, and create customized exception classes derived from this class.
Structured exception handling resembles that of C#.
This language takes features from C and C++ (and even C#), but the implementation is really simple and straightforward.
IEEE has published results of a survey and this appears to be the most promising computer language the world over.
As compared to a serpent with the same name, this variant appears to be a gregarious beast :-)
Code sample is available as a download @ https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SoDXj4_h1b7qlf31VHKyMf9hszK8nmsK.
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