Unhandled excep

tion: This is an error that occurs when an exception is thrown by a program but not caught or handled by any code. It means that the program encountered an unexpected error and does not know how to recover from it.

When an unhandled exception occurs, the program may terminate abruptly or display an error message to the user. In some cases, the exception may be logged or reported to a developer for further investigation.

To handle an unhandled exception, you can use try-catch blocks to catch and handle specific exceptions, or use a global exception handler to catch any unhandled exceptions. Additionally, you can use logging or error reporting tools to help identify and fix the cause of the exception.

It is important to handle exceptions properly in order to make your program more robust and prevent unexpected crashes or errors