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General error handling rules Don't fail silently. Follow the programming language guides. Implement the full error model. Avoid swallowing the root cause. Log the error codes. Raise errors immediately.
Perhaps the simplest example of error coding is adding a parity check bit. A bit string to be transmitted has a single bit concatenated to it to make a code word for transmission. The bit is a 1 or a 0 depending on the parity.
The general format of an error message includes the text of the message, and, if available, the COBOL traceback information, the name of the file or data item, and the parser information.
Error messages should be clearly indicated And you should be clear where that error has been made. You can do this by: Highlighting the field in question visually, usually with an outline around the input in a bright noticeable colour (usually red) Adding additional icons or visual cues to draw attention to the mistake.
Below mentioned are a few tips that when followed, error messages can also provide a pleasant experience to the user. Be Clear And Not Ambiguous. ... Be Short And Meaningful. ... Don't Use Technical Jargons. ... Be Humble ? Don't Blame User. ... Avoid Negative Words. ... Give Direction to User. ... Be Specific And Relevant. ... Avoid Uppercase Text.