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try ... catch
Try the command for error handling in JavaScript evaluates the statements to run.
Let's see an example of code:
try
{
document.write ("Tthe my name is" + myname);
}
catch (e)
{
document.write ("The variable 'myname' is not defined!");
}
If the instructions that follow try to generate an error code prints the error message below to catch (e).
The paramaetro "and" (conventional) means exeption (or exception) that may be associated with the owners of the error values, for example:
try
{
document.write ("Tthe my name is" + myname);
}
catch (e)
{
document.write (e.Message);
}
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