Exception Handling Patterns

Exception handling patterns are strategies developers use to manage errors that occur during a program's execution. They help ensure programs can respond gracefully to unexpected issues, such as missing files or invalid data, without crashing. Common patterns include "try-catch," which attempts an action and then handles any errors that arise, and "fallback," which provides alternative options if something fails. These patterns improve software reliability by anticipating potential problems and designing systematic ways to handle them, ensuring the program continues running smoothly or provides meaningful feedback to users.