Error Class

The Error class inherits from the standard std::exception class and is intended to handle all errors occurring in the program. Specific error messages are then displayed.

class Error : public std::exception {
    public:
        Error(std::string msg): _msg(msg) {};

        ~Error() = default;

        const char *what() const noexcept override {return _msg.c_str(); };

    private:
        std::string _msg;
};

Attributes

// Stores the error message to be displayed when the exception is thrown
std::string _msg;

Methods

Constructor

Error::Error(std::string msg): _msg(msg) {};

• Initializes the error message that will be returned when the what() function is called.

Destructor

~Error() = default;

• Uses the default destructor (no special cleanup needed).

Method

const char *what() const noexcept override {return _msg.c_str();};

• Overrides the standard what() method of std::exception class.
• Returns the error message as a C-style string (const char*), which can be used in catch blocks or for logging.

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print("Yes i am a girl, yes i code ...!")