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Exception Handling in JavaScript: Introduction to Core Concepts
JavaScript 1.5 remedied an omission of earlier versions by including built-in support for advanced exception handling. Of course, just because the support is there doesn't mean that developers will enjoy error-free code! For this reason, JavaScript exceptions should be properly considered when writing applications. This article is intended to provide you with the basics about exceptions.
Read the full article here: Exception Handling in javascript: Introduction to Core Concepts For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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