3 ms·
Sure, but "exception" is the programming term for that kind of behaviour. Saying "JavaScript has exceptions" doesn't imply that JavaScript has a global builtin
by amptorn 9y ago
Sure, but "exception" is the programming term for that kind of behaviour. Saying "JavaScript has exceptions" doesn't imply that JavaScript has a global builtin object named `Exception` any more than saying "JavaScript has loops" implies that there's a global builtin object named `Loop` or `For`.