Description: The Error Handling Framework is a set of tools and practices designed to manage errors in software development. Its main objective is to identify, log, and resolve errors efficiently, minimizing the impact on user experience and system stability. This framework includes techniques such as exception capturing, logging, error notification, and automated testing implementation. Additionally, it promotes the creation of a culture of continuous improvement, where developers learn from past mistakes to avoid their recurrence in the future. In various development environments, error handling is integrated into the software lifecycle, allowing for a quick and effective response to issues. Implementing a robust error handling framework not only improves software quality but also increases user confidence in the final product by ensuring that measures have been taken to address potential failures.
