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"Exception handling" as a book category covers the theory, techniques, and practical patterns for detecting, signaling, propagating, and recovering from errors and abnormal conditions in software systems. Titles in this genre explain language-specific mechanisms (exceptions, error codes, assertions), design principles (fail-fast, graceful degradation, retries, compensating actions), testing and observability (logging, tracing, monitoring), and architecture-level concerns (transactions, idempotency, fault isolation, distributed error handling and retries). These books target developers, architects, and operations engineers who need to write robust, maintainable systems and typically mix code examples, anti-patterns to avoid, and strategies for error reporting, security, and resilience across single-process, concurrent, and distributed environments.

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