We can add another block to try/catch. This is done with the “finally” keyword. What the finally code block does is run always. So even if there is an error, the finally block still runs. It runs regardless if there is an error or not. Here is the syntax…
try {
let animal = newAnimal;
} catch(error){
console.log(‘error: ‘, error);
} finally{
console.log(‘this will always run’);
} Happy Coding!
Clay Hess
Use the Device Memory API to bucket users by RAM and serve right‑sized images and effects. It’s a coarse, privacy‑friendly hint for progressive enhancement.
The Document Object Model (DOM) is the browser’s in-memory representation of your HTML, letting JavaScript select elements (querySelector), listen to events (addEventListener), update content (textContent), toggle styles (classList), and create/insert nodes (createElement, insertAdjacentElement). With it, a button can change a box’s text, toggle a highlight class, set a data attribute, or insert a new paragraph right after the box—no page reload required—illustrating the simple flow: select, listen, update.
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