Answer / Rakesh Kumar Lohani

Exception handling in Scala is done using the Try and Throw exceptions. The Try class provides a way to evaluate expressions that might throw an exception, and it returns a Try object containing either the result or the exception. You can use the methods isSuccess(), isFailure(), get(), and recover() on a Try object to handle exceptions. For example:nn```scalanval result = Try { // Evaluate expression that might throw an exceptionn val x = 1 / 0n} // Try object creatednif (result.isFailure) {n println(s"An error occurred: ${result.failed.getMessage}")n}nelse {n println(s"Result: $result")n}n```

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