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What is the difference between "tryCatch()" and "try()" for error handling?
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The correct answer is B) try() simply suppresses the error and returns an object of class "try-error", while tryCatch() allows specifying distinct handler functions for different condition classes (error, warning, etc.)
B
Correct Answer
try() simply suppresses the error and returns an object of class "try-error", while tryCatch() allows specifying distinct handler functions for different condition classes (error, warning, etc.)
Explanation
tryCatch() provides structured handling with separate handlers for different condition classes (error, warning, message, etc.), while try() is a simpler wrapper that just catches errors and continues.
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