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When I’m developing normal web application with JavaScript, the try/catch statement is not needed usually. There’s no checked exception, File IO or database connection in JavaScript.
Is try/catch statement useful in JavaScript? When can I use it?
Use it whenever code you are running might throw an exception. Remember that you can
throwyour own errors — most of thetry…catchstuff I use is for catching my own exceptions.