JavaScript Error Handling

Introduction

Example

1/* this handles errors */
2try {
3  fakeFunction();
4} catch (err) {
5  console.log("An error happened: " + err.message);
6} finally {
7  console.log("This runs no matter what.");
8}

Key Points

• The `try` block holds code that might fail.
• The `catch` block runs only if an error occurs.
• The `finally` block runs regardless of success or failure.
• The `throw` statement creates custom errors.