Problem Solving with C++ (10th Edition)
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Chapter 5.5, Problem 23STE
Program Plan Intro
Assert macro:
- It denotes a tool to ensure that expected conditions are true at assert statement location.
- If condition does not meet, then program displays error message and aborts.
- The assert definition is been included in program with statement “#include<cassert>”.
- The statement “assert(bool_expr)” is inserted to use “assert”, the “bool_expr” denotes a Boolean expression that should be evaluated to true.
- The assert statement denotes a macro, that is similar to function.
- The assert macros can be disabled by adding “#define NDEBUG” before include statement.
Given statement:
Explanation:
- The given statement denotes an expression with variables “x”, “y” and “z”.
- It updates the value of “x”.
- The value of “z” should not be zero.
- If the value becomes zero, then it displays division by zero error.
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