How do different programming languages handle errors?

How do different programming languages handle errors?

Different languages have unique approaches to error handling. For example, Python uses exceptions, while JavaScript uses try-catch blocks.

Can you explain how error handling works in Python?

In Python, you can use try-except blocks to catch exceptions. If an error occurs, the code in the except block runs.

What about error handling in Java?

Java also uses try-catch blocks, but it has checked exceptions that must be declared or handled, making it stricter.

Are there any languages that don't use exceptions?

Yes, languages like Go use a different approach with return values to indicate errors instead of exceptions.