Understanding Resumptive and Non-Resumptive Exception Handling Models

Understanding Resumptive and Non-Resumptive Exception Handling Models

The C++ exception handling model is non-resumptive. In a resumptive model, after an exception has been handled, the program continues execution at the point where the exception was thrown. In C++, however, program execution resumes at the next statement following the catch-block. This is a source of confusion among C++ novices, who mistakenly assume that the program automatically returns to the point where an exception was thrown from.

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