EBK C HOW TO PROGRAM
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Author: Deitel
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.25E
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- To define two classes: classItem and classItemGroup.
- Create objects of classItem in classItemGroup which could call the constructors desired.
- Using an exception handler in test program, check result for a specific value (in this program value is 2).
- When this value is validated, the program throws an exception and destructors are called only for those constructors which were called before the exception.
Summary Introduction- The program to demonstrate that destructors are called only for the object constructed before the exception.
Program Description- The program contains 5 files: classItem.h, classItem.cpp, classItemGroup.h, classItemGroup.cpp and testItem.cpp.
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