In a perfect world, you would write code, run it, and it would work exactly as you expected. Unfortunately, we don’t live in a perfect world and, in our world, writing software is never simple and easy. In most cases, you’ll write code that almost works, but not quite. Then the majority of your time will be spent trying to tweak your code to make it finally work the way you want.
18. Handling Errors
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