How to handle exceptions in JavaScript

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Watch this tutorial to learn more about how to handle exceptions in JavaScript.

0:00 Introduction
0:25 Getting started with handling exceptions in JavaScript
1:33 Handling exceptions when functions don't exist
2:55 How to handle stopping exceptions
4:19 How to create exceptions to be thrown
8:35 Disclaimer on try and catch blocks

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Thank you LogRocket . It was great working with you on this video :)

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I think 5 stands for position 5 in the line referenced before, so basically for the "u" of "userAdd()". I could be wrong but I think it makes more sense considering the other examples in the stack trace. Great video though.

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