ControlledExceptions
ControlledExceptions is a programming concept that refers to a strategy for handling errors or exceptional conditions within a software application. Instead of allowing errors to propagate uncontrollably and potentially crash the program, controlled exceptions aim to intercept, manage, and recover from these situations in a structured manner. This typically involves the use of mechanisms like try-catch blocks, where a section of code suspected of causing an error is placed within a try block, and the potential errors are handled in associated catch blocks.
The primary goal of controlled exceptions is to enhance the robustness and reliability of software. By anticipating
This approach contrasts with unchecked errors or unhandled exceptions, which can lead to abrupt program termination