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In Scala, Future is a powerful abstraction for working with asynchronous computations. When working with Futures, it’s important to handle errors appropriately to ensure the stability and reliability of your code. Here are some techniques for error handling with Scala Future : Error Handling in Futures failed In the scenario where we know that the …
AWS Route 53 is one of the most well-known Amazon DNS solutions to manage DNS services and the machines deployed on Amazon’s public cloud. It is a reliable, and cost-effective service for managing and maintaining domains. Introduction Amazon Route 53, part of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing platform from Amazon, is a highly available, scalable Domain Name …
In Scala, error handling is typically done using exceptions and the try-catch construct. Here’s an overview of how error handling is done in Scala: Throwing Exceptions To raise an exception, you can use the throw keyword followed by an instance of a subclass of java.lang.Throwable. For example: Handling Exceptions To catch and handle exceptions, you …
