2 AI prompts tagged with "error handling"
Last updated: October 23, 2025
Generate a comprehensive set of Jest unit tests in TypeScript for the following function, covering normal cases, edge cases, and error handling.
```typescript
function calculateDiscountedPrice(price: number, discountPercentage: number): number {
if (price < 0 || discountPercentage < 0 || discountPercentage > 100) {
throw new Error("Invalid input: Price and discount percentage must be non-negative, and discountPercentage cannot exceed 100.");
}
const discountAmount = price * (discountPercentage / 100);
return price - discountAmount;
}error handling prompts are carefully crafted instructions designed to help AI models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini generate high-quality content related to error handling. These prompts serve as templates that guide the AI to produce specific, useful outputs for error handling tasks.
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Generate a Python AWS Lambda function that reads a message from an SQS queue, processes it to extract a 'user_id' and 'event_type', and then publishes a structured event to an SNS topic. Include necessary import statements and error handling.
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Different models excel at different error handling tasks. GPT-4o is excellent for creative and analytical work, Claude 4 Sonnet excels at nuanced reasoning, and Gemini 2.5 Pro is great for multimodal tasks. Try multiple models to see which works best for your specific error handling needs.
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