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Be it through buggy coding or user mistakes, errors are almost guaranteed to happen at some point in our coding projects.
In order to save our programs from crashing and to get a better idea about what went wrong, it is good practice to catch and handle those errors.
This can be thought of as almost a kind of branching, like if and else - only that our "if" in this case means that our code works, and the "else" happens when our program would otherwise crash.
In order to save our programs from crashing and to get a better idea about what went wrong, it is good practice to catch and handle those errors.
This can be thought of as almost a kind of branching, like if and else - only that our "if" in this case means that our code works, and the "else" happens when our program would otherwise crash.