What is the proper way to handle errors in EJS views?
- try-catch
- error-handler middleware
- if-else
- throw
In EJS views, the proper way to handle errors is by using error-handler middleware in your Node.js application. This middleware can catch and handle errors, allowing you to display appropriate error pages or messages in your views. The other options (try-catch, if-else, and throw) are not typically used for handling errors in EJS views.
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