How does a servlet typically report an error back to the client?
- Print the error on the page
- Redirect to an error page
- Send an error code
- Throw an exception
A servlet typically reports an error back to the client by sending an error code using the sendError() method. This can be accompanied by an error message or a redirection to an error page.
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