An error arises when a program's execution has unexpected results. There are 3 usual errors in Angular:
1. External
2. Internal
3. Application

**Error handling** in Angular is done with the help of the `handleError` function. This function allows centralized exception handling and is provided to the application when the application is initialized.



 
# Class
The `handleError` function is a part of the `errorHandler` class.

# Parameter
The `handleError` function takes the exception raised as a parameter.

# Output

The `handleError` function, by default, only prints error messages to the console. However, a customized exception handler can be added to intercept and modify the default behavior.

# Code
The following code explains the syntax for `errorHandler` class. This is the default implementation that can be changed.



class MyErrorHandler implements ErrorHandler {

  //this function is called when the application throws an error
  handleError(error: Error) { 
    // handle the exception here
    
  }

}

@NgModule({
  providers: [{provide: ErrorHandler, useClass: MyErrorHandler}]
})
class MyModule {}

What is error handling in Angular?

An error arises when a program s execution has unexpected results. There are 3 usual errors in Angular:  External Internal Application  Error handling in Angular is done with the help of the handleError function. This function allows centralized exception handling and is provided to the application when the application is initialized. 