Programming Error Handling

noun the act of releasing a person or property from legal custody by providing security or guarantee

verb to secure the release of a person or property by providing security or guarantee

preposition used to indicate the action of releasing someone or something from legal custody

• The government decided to provide a financial bail out to the struggling company.
• I had to bail out my friend when he got into trouble with the law.
• I can't believe I had to bail out my brother again, he's always getting into trouble.
• She had to bail out of the project because it was taking up too much of her time.

verb to make a mistake or be incorrect in one's actions or judgments

• It is important to acknowledge when we err in our decision-making process.
• I always err on the side of caution when trying new things.
• Don't worry, everyone is bound to err every now and then.
• She felt like she was walking on a tightrope, afraid to err and fall.