Exception Catching Strategy
A broad catch-all handler prevents distinguishing between a recoverable condition and a critical failure, leading to incorrect responses. Catching every possible exception with a single broad handler is counterproductive. Developers should…
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A broad catch-all handler prevents distinguishing between a recoverable condition and a critical failure, leading to incorrect responses. Catching every possible exception with a single broad handler is counterproductive. Developers should catch specific exception types that are actually expected and handle each one appropriately.