Since you're talking about try-catch in JavaScript specifically, how do you translate this into if-else?
async function hello() { try { await doSomething() } catch (e) { console.error(e) } }
Or how do you translate this into try-catch:
if (arr.length === 0) doSomething() else doSomethingElse()
I feel like try-catch and if-else are 2 different things and not interchangeable, unlike loop and recursion.
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Since you're talking about try-catch in JavaScript specifically, how do you translate this into if-else?
Or how do you translate this into try-catch:
I feel like try-catch and if-else are 2 different things and not interchangeable, unlike loop and recursion.