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In computer programming, try/fuckit is a type of exception handling which expresses the programmer's angry response to occurrences of anomalous or exceptional conditions requiring special processing during the execution of a program.
Example
try { // Block of code to try if (true) { //do stuff } else { //emergency stuff //hopefully we won't need this } } fuckit (Exception e) { // Block of code that can just fuck off }
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- Exception handling @ Wikipedia