C++ Program

The abort() function is wich interrupt the execution of your program as if there was a serious error. Use it to handle non-expected behavior like out-of bounds exceptions : #include <iostream> int main(int argc, char **argv) { int x; cout << "Enter a non-null value : "; cin >> x; if(x == 0) { cerr << "Null value!\n"; abort(); } cout << 1/x << ’\n’; } The execution is the following : Enter a non-null value : 0 Null value! Aborted