Exception Handling - Javascript In Depth

We look at exception handling in Javascript together. Specifically, we look at the "throw" statement as well as the try/catch control flow construct. These allow us to handle errors in our program in pre-determined ways and let us control whether we want the program to continue or crash.

This concept will come up everywhere in Javascript and we are only scratching the surface in this video. However, this will give us a good point to jump off from for things like async/await as well as most basic error handling scenarios.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:49 What is Exception Handling?
06:19 "Throw" Concept
08:52 "Catch" Concept
09:55 Throw Code Example
11:54 Exception Handling Flow
12:55 Try Catch Statement
13:34 Try Catch Code Examples
20:12 Error Object
23:46 Practical Example
29:58 Try Catch Scoping
31:27 Try Catch Scoping Examples
40:30 Next Steps

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[Politico_Intent]

When attempting to execute our code and dealing with errors, we encounter issues with files like 'throw.js' that cannot be executed without utilizing functions such as 'try-scope.js' and 'try-catch-object.js'. Would it be advisable to delete the 'throw.js' file, considering whether it still serves a significant purpose now that the code can run smoothly?