Control

/traɪ kætʃ/

noun — "the polite way your code asks for forgiveness instead of permission."

Try-Catch is a programming construct used to handle exceptions in software. It allows developers to attempt a block of code (try) and define a response (catch) if an error occurs, preventing program crashes and enabling graceful error handling. This mechanism is common in languages like Java, C#, and JavaScript.

Technically, Try-Catch involves: