Feb 27, 2006 29 min

Episode 7: Error Handling

from Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developers

This week, Arno and Markus take a look at error handling at the architectural level. They discuss the different kinds of errors, the groups of people who need to know about them and proven high-level approaches. Later episodes will investigate more technical aspects of error handling, such as idioms for using exceptions or a discussion of checked vs. unchecked exceptions.

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