

Otherwise, it might look like your submission went through just fine but the data you were writing was truncated or outright null. The system was programmed to recognize what was going to happen, informed you what was wrong, and gave you steps to fix. Truthfully, you probably experience expected errors all the time, just with more productive messages to go along with them.Įrror checking is a regular process in any type of programming (if you're doing it right) and some errors can be predicted/compensated for on some level, or at least trigger another event to give more information to the programming team while letting the user know that they should not panic.Īnytime you're filling out a form and hit submit, then it stops you and says "Whoops you can't use apostrophes" or something like that, there was a check to prevent an error that the programmers predicted would happen.
