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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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Whenever an unhandled exception somehow makes it into production, is it safe, viable, etc. t...
Whenever an unhandled exception makes it into production somehow - whatever the reason - there's generally an option (especially with .NET programs) to print out a stack trace to the end user before t …
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