In a data processing application, you are looping through a large dataset and performing operations. Midway, an error occurs. How would you ensure that the loop gracefully handles errors and continues processing the remaining data?
- Use a break statement to exit the loop when an error occurs.
- Use a throw statement to re-throw the error and stop the loop immediately.
- Use a try-catch block to catch and handle exceptions.
- Use an if-else statement to check for errors and skip the current iteration if an error occurs.
To gracefully handle errors during data processing, you would use a try-catch block to catch exceptions, perform error handling, and continue processing the remaining data. The other options either don't handle errors properly or would terminate the loop.
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