error and exception handling
Error and exception handling refers to the systematic way of dealing with unexpected issues or mistakes that can occur during the execution of a program. It involves detecting and handling errors, such as incorrect inputs or unexpected conditions, to prevent the program from crashing and to ensure that it continues running smoothly.
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