Exceptions Handling

Exceptions handling is a programming technique used to manage unexpected errors or problems that occur during the execution of a program. Instead of crashing or stopping unexpectedly, the program detects these errors and responds appropriately—such as displaying a message, logging the issue, or attempting a alternative action. This process helps ensure the program runs smoothly, even when faced with unforeseen issues, by separating normal flow from error handling. It improves reliability and user experience by gracefully managing problems without abrupt failures.