'use strict';

// Exception Handling
//  1. Use 'throw' to create and throw an Exception
//  2. Use the 'name' property to give the Exception an identifiable name
//  3. Use the 'message' property to give the Exception a meaningful message for the user
//  4. Standard Try-Catch as we are used to in Java and C#
//  5. Place code which might create an error in the 'try' block
//  6. Place rescue code in the 'catch' block
//  7. 'try' blocks can only have one 'catch' and one only
//  8. Must check Exception name in order to handle more than one type of Exception at a time

try{
    // Code that can cause an error during execution

    // Code actually throwing an Exception
    throw {
        name: "CustomErrorType",
        message: "I just threw an error at you."
    }
}catch(error){
    if(error.name === "SomeOtherError"){
        // Do something here
    }

    if(error.name === "CustomErrorType"){
        // Code to rescue processing from the error
        console.log("Captured and error: " + error.name);
        console.log("Its message is: " + error.message);
    }
}