what is the difference between require() and include() when an error is encountered?
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Answer Posted / Simpal Chauhan
In JavaScript, there are no built-in functions called 'require()' or 'include()'. However, in CommonJS (used by Node.js) there is a function called 'require()'. When an error is encountered while loading a module with require(), it throws an exception that can be caught and handled using try-catch blocks. On the other hand, when using 'include()' or 'script' tags in HTML, if an error occurs during loading, the script execution will stop, but no exception is thrown.
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