👉 The try fluid, also known as the try expression or try block, is a fundamental concept in functional programming, particularly in languages like Haskell and Scala. It allows you to group a set of expressions that share the same context or environment, enabling operations on multiple values without explicitly referencing each one individually. This fluid is defined by enclosing a block of code in curly braces `{}` and is executed only when the context within the block matches the type of the expressions inside. This mechanism simplifies code by avoiding repetitive variable references and enhances readability, as it clearly delineates the scope of operations while maintaining the ability to perform complex computations on multiple values efficiently.
