Using '_______', one can recover from a panic and resume control, but it won't restore the stack to the point of the original panic.
- catch()
- defer()
- handle()
- recover()
In Go, the 'recover()' function is used to regain control of a goroutine that is panicking. However, it won't restore the stack to the point of the original panic. Instead, it only stops the panic and returns the value passed to 'panic()'.
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