What are some effective error handling strategies in C++11?

What are some effective error handling strategies in C++11?

In C++11, you can use exceptions, smart pointers, and error codes. Would you like to know more about any specific strategy?

Can you explain how exceptions work in C++11?

Sure! Exceptions in C++11 allow you to handle errors by throwing and catching exceptions. You can use try-catch blocks to manage them.

What are smart pointers and how do they help with error handling?

Smart pointers, like std::unique_ptr and std::shared_ptr, automatically manage memory and help prevent memory leaks, which can be a source of errors.

Are there any best practices for using error codes?

Yes, it's best to define clear error codes, document them, and ensure that your functions consistently return them to indicate success or failure.