Explain Ruby exceptions?
Answer / Shivam Shukla
In Ruby, an exception is an event representing the occurrence of some exceptional condition during the execution of a program. Exceptions can be raised and caught using 'raise' and 'begin-rescue' keywords respectively. They help to handle errors gracefully and prevent program crashes.
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