mjukvaruundantag
Mjukvaruundantag, or software exceptions, are events that occur during the execution of a computer program that disrupt the normal flow of instructions. When a software exception occurs, the program's execution is immediately halted, and control is transferred to a special piece of code designed to handle the exception. This handler can then decide how to respond, which might include reporting the error, attempting to recover, or terminating the program gracefully.
Exceptions are a fundamental part of modern programming languages and operating systems, providing a structured way
The process of exception handling typically involves a "try" block, where the code that might cause an