Why should we we generally use Exceptions rather than error codes? A. Error codes ensure the program crashes, while Exceptions give the user a chance to fix the exception B. Trick question: we should generally use error codes, not Exceptions. C. Error codes can be easily mistaken for legitimate output, whereas Exceptions cannot be D. Exceptions are easier to write than returning error codes

Why should we we generally use Exceptions rather than error codes? A. Error codes ensure the program crashes, while Exceptions give the user a chance to fix the exception B. Trick question: we should generally use error codes, not Exceptions. C. Error codes can be easily mistaken for legitimate output, whereas Exceptions cannot be D. Exceptions are easier to write than returning error codes

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Chapter12: Exception Handling

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