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CSS Finally Has if() Statements (but I don’t think I will use them)

The try/catch block is a staple of JavaScript, but it leaves a lot to be desired (especially when working with TypeScript). None of the errors are typed, it adds an extra level of block scoping which can make certain code difficult to write, and it catches all errors (not just the ones you want). That is why in this video I will show you 3 alternatives to try/catch that I much prefer.


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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
00:24 - Starting Code
01:12 - Bad Error Handling
03:36 - Basic Fix
06:11 - Advanced Fix


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I'm Ditching Try/Catch for Good!

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