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Handling errors properly means not only reducing the development time by finding bugs and errors easily but also developing a robust codebase for large-scale applications.

正确处理错误不仅意味着通过轻松查找错误和错误来减少开发时间，而且还意味着为大规模应用程序开发强大的代码库。

Types of Errors in Node.js

First of all, it is necessary to have a clear understanding of errors in Node.js. In general, Node.js errors are divided into two distinct categories.

• Operational errors represent runtime problems whose results are expected and should be dealt with in a proper way. Operational errors don’t mean the application itself has bugs, but developers need to handle them thoughtfully. It means they need to be handled properly. Here’s a list of common operational errors:

  • Failed to connect to a database server.
  • Invalid inputs by the user.
  • Request timeout.
  • Resource not found (server responds with a 404 response code).

• Programmer errors represent unexpected bugs in poorly written code. They mean the code itself has some issues to solve and was coded wrong. A good example is to try to read a property of “undefined.” To fix the issue, the code has to be changed. That is a bug a developer made, not an operational error.

  • Trying to read a property on an object that is not defined.
  • Invoking or calling an asynchronous function without a callback.
  • Passing a string where a number was expected.