Exception Definition/Meaning:

An error or fault condition that makes further execution of a program meaningless. If the programming language permits, occurrence of an exception will cause a break in the normal flow of control to an exception handler. Examples of exceptions are arithmetic overflow, read-error on external device, array element with index out of bounds, and unavailable storage.

Near by Terms: Exception Excess-3 Code Excess Factor Excess-n Notation (excess notation) Exchange in a Network. Exchangeable Disk Store (EDS)   Exchange Selection Exclusive-NOR Gate   Exclusive-OR gate Exclusive-OR Operation Execute Execute Phase Execution States Execute Step Execution Time Executive Program Executive State (supervisor state) Exerciser Existential Quantifier Exit Point (exit) EXNOR Gate EXOR Gate Expectation Experimental Design Expert Systems Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) Exponent Exponentially Bounded Algorithm Exponential Space Exponential Waveform Exponentiation Expression of Requirements Extended Addressing Extended BNF (EBNF) Extensibility Extensible Addressing Extensible Language Extension of a Source Extension Field External Device External Fragmentation External Interrupt External Node External Path Length of a Tree External Sorting External Storage Extrapolation Extrinsic Semiconductor