There are several ways to handle exceptions in a program. An exception, that is, a condition from which the program cannot recover locally, can be handled by checking the result of function, or using a try/catch mechanism (which can be simulated in C by a long jump). Between these two extremes of the spectrum, a…
What makes a good language? It depends on what you like in a programming language, of course. If you enjoy functional programming, you probably won’t be happy with Java. If you dislike managing memory, certainly you should avoid C. But there are some features that are shared by a large family of languages, and they…
Frameworks are created to make our lives simpler. They try to hide most of the complexity from an environment using layers of library code. In that way, users don’t need to worry about managing the lower level features of the environment. They should, instead, concentrate on the higher level functions (business logic) of their code….