C++ vs Python Error Handling

What are the main differences in error handling between C++ and Python?

C++ uses exceptions and error codes, while Python primarily relies on exceptions for error handling.

Can you give me an example of how to handle exceptions in both languages?

Sure! In Python, you use try-except blocks, while in C++, you use try-catch blocks. Here's a quick example.

What happens if an exception is not caught in C++?

If an exception is not caught in C++, it can lead to program termination. In Python, it will raise an unhandled exception.

Which language do you think has better error handling?

It depends on the context. Python's error handling is generally considered more straightforward, while C++ offers more control.