👉 In computer science, an "exceptionability" refers to a property of objects or systems that allows them to handle exceptions gracefully and reliably. This means that when an object experiences an error, it is able to recover from the error without causing any unexpected behavior or crashing the system. An example of exceptionability in action would be a software application that handles errors gracefully by displaying informative error messages and allowing the user to take appropriate actions, such as retrying the request or exiting the program. This type of
