rescue's syntax makes handling different exceptions in different ways easy: : rescue « Statement « Ruby






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rescue's syntax makes handling different exceptions in different ways easy:


begin
  ... code here ...
rescue ZeroDivisionError
  ... code to rescue the zero division exception here ...
rescue YourOwnException
  ... code to rescue a different type of exception here ...
rescue
  ... code that rescues all other types of exception here ...
end








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