How can 'panic()' be recovered in Go?
- By using 'panic()' inside a recoverable function
- Catching the panic with a try-catch block
- Using 'defer' with a function that calls 'recover()'
- Using the 'recover()' function in a deferred function
In Go, panics can be recovered using 'defer' with a function that calls 'recover()'. The 'recover()' function returns the value passed to the call of panic() during a panic. Therefore, it's commonly used in deferred functions to catch and handle panics.
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