Q&A
| Q1: | What is the best construct for handling errors? |
| A1: | The Try/Catch/Finally structure is becoming the most common error-handling construct. It has significant advantages over On Error. |
| Q2: | How will I know what errors to test for? |
| A2: | You test for error conditions that are right for the application you are building. See the earlier discussion on design considerations. |
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