Covers error management, exceptions, and debugging techniques in C++, emphasizing the importance of making code more robust and easier to debug.
Covers types of errors in programming and emphasizes the importance of debugging and optimization techniques.
Covers virtual memory, program relocation, memory protection, TLB, and memory hierarchy interactions.
Covers error handling in C++, including syntax, implementation, algorithm, and design errors, as well as the use of debuggers and exceptions.
Covers debugging exercises, from understanding error messages to using a debugger tool.
Covers testing, TDD, coverage, debugging, naming conventions, comments, and solutions for coding issues.
Introduces paging in operating systems, explaining memory management units, address space abstraction, page tables, and TLB.
