Node.js - Error Handling PatternsHow can you combine handling both 'SIGINT' and 'uncaughtException' to ensure a graceful shutdown?AOnly listen to 'SIGINT' and ignore 'uncaughtException'BListen to both events, close server connections, then call process.exit() after cleanupCCall process.exit() immediately in both handlers without cleanupDRestart the server automatically inside 'uncaughtException' handlerCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand multiple event handlingBoth 'SIGINT' and 'uncaughtException' can trigger shutdown, so handle both.Step 2: Perform cleanup before exitClose server connections and cleanup resources before calling process.exit() in both handlers.Final Answer:Listen to both events, close server connections, then call process.exit() after cleanup -> Option BQuick Check:Handle all shutdown events with cleanup before exit [OK]Quick Trick: Handle all shutdown signals with cleanup before exit [OK]Common Mistakes:Ignoring uncaughtExceptionExiting immediately without cleanupRestarting server inside error handler
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