Try-Catch Block

A try-catch block is a way for programmers to handle errors or unexpected problems in their code safely. The "try" section contains code that might cause an error, while the "catch" section specifies how to respond if an error occurs. For example, if you're reading a file that might not exist, the try block attempts to open it, and the catch block can handle the error gracefully, such as showing a friendly message. This prevents the program from crashing unexpectedly and allows it to manage errors smoothly.