FastAPI - Error HandlingHow can you combine FastAPI's error handling with logging to improve reliability in production?AIgnore exceptions and rely on server logs only.BLog errors only and return success response to avoid user confusion.CCatch exceptions, log details, then raise HTTPException to return proper error.DRaise HTTPException without logging to keep code simple.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand combining logging and error handlingLogging exceptions helps track issues; raising HTTPException ensures client gets correct error response.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsReturning success hides errors; ignoring exceptions loses info; raising without logging misses diagnostics.Final Answer:Catch exceptions, log details, then raise HTTPException to return proper error. -> Option CQuick Check:Log then raise HTTPException = reliable and traceable errors [OK]Quick Trick: Log errors before raising HTTPException [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESReturning success on errorsIgnoring exceptions completelyNot logging errors for diagnostics
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