After a try/catch
statement in JavaScript, the code will continue executing.
Example:
javascriptconst tryCatch = () => { try{ console.log('Hello'); } catch(e){} console.log('Please, Erik'); try{ console.log('Throw an error'); throw('Error'); } catch(e){ console.log('Here we go!'); } console.log('End of the script'); } tryCatch(); // Hello // Please, Erik // Throw an error // Here we go! // End of the script
Hi, I'm Erik, an engineer from Barcelona. If you like the post or have any comments, say hi.