Description: An Error Handling API is a programming interface that provides standardized mechanisms for managing errors and exceptions in software applications. Its primary goal is to facilitate the identification, capture, and handling of unexpected situations that may arise during program execution. By implementing such an API, developers can ensure that errors are handled consistently, improving the robustness and maintainability of the software. These APIs often include functions for logging errors, sending notifications, and in some cases, recovering the system’s state after a failure. Additionally, they allow developers to define their own exceptions and handle different types of errors specifically, contributing to a smoother user experience and reducing the likelihood of failures. In a development environment, where speed and quality are essential, having an Error Handling API becomes an invaluable tool to ensure applications run optimally and issues are resolved efficiently.
