Description: The ‘Uncaught Exception’ refers to an error that occurs during the execution of a program and is not handled by any exception handler. This means that the program does not have logic implemented to anticipate or manage that type of error, which can result in unexpected behavior or abrupt termination of the program. Uncaught exceptions are a critical aspect of software development, as they can lead to data loss, corruption of the program’s state, or exposure of security vulnerabilities. In many programming languages, specific code blocks are used to handle exceptions, allowing developers to define how the program should react to different types of errors. The lack of proper exception handling can make a program less robust and more prone to failures, highlighting the importance of implementing effective error handling in software development.
