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Question Chapter 7: Exceptions

Hello everyone.

Well I was reading the section "An Exception Handling Strategy", and I can understand the two principle reasons why is a bad approach to handle the exceptions in the method divide().

Nonetheless I cannot grasp the idea when is mentioned that is a best approach to ignore the exceptions in the divide() method. I suppose that is because I don't know what is the difference between "Calling Method" and "Calling Program" .

Please, if someone has a way to explain me the idea of this section (specially the last paragraph before "An Example of an Exception Class") I would be very grateful .





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