Welcome to the 44th Easy JavaScript tutorial, part of EasyProgramming.net. We've looked at how to debug JavaScript in the past, let's go a little further by looking at try...catch. In the next tutorial, we'll cover throw().Try...catch is meant to allow you to try a block of code and define a response. This allows for cleaner and better error handling. By cleaner, I mean that you can actually control what error message your user sees using throw().
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