10 Exceptions and Control

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▼ | 10 | Exceptions and Control

10.1 | Exceptions
10.2 | Prompts and Aborts
10.3 | Continuations

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## 10 Exceptions and Control🔗ℹ

Racket provides an especially rich set of control operations—not only operations for raising and catching exceptions, but also operations for grabbing and restoring portions of a computation.

10.1 Exceptions
10.2 Prompts and Aborts
10.3 Continuations

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