benoitc Messages: 17 Registered: July 2007 Location: Nice (France)
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The goal of exceptions in C++ is to clearly separate nominal code with exceptional errors management, instead of adding a bunch of test before calling any API just in case an error occurs.
Without exception you need to check first that "i" in inside the bound then get a reference to array[i] and then check than "j" is inside the bound of the array[i] container.
Don't you think that it might be easier to use exception to handle potential error on array access?
The usage of exception is more a matter of taste than anything else, so if you're not convince that it might be useful for that kind of stuff, I'm fine with that.
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