On error conditions, Javascript will stop executing the program. It is usually a good Idea to use try...catch on critical code sections. But is this a good practice to handle stack overflow?
function myRecursion(){ try{ myRecursion(); } catch (e) { alert('stack overflow'); } }
This explains the try/catch much better than I can in regard to the call stack.
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On error conditions, Javascript will stop executing the program. It is usually a good Idea to use try...catch on critical code sections. But is this a good practice to handle stack overflow?
This explains the try/catch much better than I can in regard to the call stack.
softwareengineering.stackexchange....