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Error handling, or exception handling, is the process in application development in which errors are caught and handled at runtime rather than allowing the errors to crash the application.
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Should I return meaningful error code in case of internal error?
Let's say I'm using several crypto functions from a 3rd party lib and those crypto functions should never fail because my code, and not a user, is sending all the arguments (buffers, sizes, etc..) so …
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