Exception Handling Pattern

The Exception Handling Pattern is a method used in programming to manage unexpected errors or issues that occur during a program's execution. Instead of letting the entire program crash, this pattern detects errors as they happen and redirects the flow to special code called "handlers." These handlers can log the problem, notify users, or attempt corrective actions, ensuring the program continues operating smoothly or fails gracefully. It helps create robust, reliable applications that can withstand unforeseen problems without causing abrupt failures.