Handling errors and exceptions is how you write programs that never crash badly but always print nice error messages in case something bad happens.
In every program you’ll have errors, and in every program you’ll have to handle exceptions.
Those errors are raised when an exception happens.
First let’s see which kinds of errors you might get.
We have 8 error objects:
ErrorEvalErrorRangeErrorReferenceErrorSyntaxErrorTypeErrorURIError
Let’s analyze each one of those.
Then we’ll talk about exceptions.
Lessons in this unit:
| 0: | ▶︎ Introduction |
| 1: | Types of errors |
| 2: | Creating exceptions |
| 3: | Handling exceptions |
| 4: | Finally |
| 5: | Nested try blocks |
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