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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 be concerned if my website throws stack information?
I have a simple login form on my web page and the URL looks like this:
example.com/signup/signup.php?q=1
If I try something like this:
example.com/signup/signup.php?q=1&()
I'm redirected to a st …
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