[Solved] How can you modify this script to handle both terminating and non-terminating errors?try { Get-Content 'file.txt' } catch { Write-Output 'Error occurred' } | PowerShell

PowerShell - Error Handling

How can you modify this script to handle both terminating and non-terminating errors?

try {
  Get-Content 'file.txt'
} catch {
  Write-Output 'Error occurred'
}

ARemove try-catch and use Write-Error

BAdd a finally block after catch

CAdd -ErrorAction Stop to Get-Content command

DUse if-else instead of try-catch

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recognize non-terminating errors from Get-Content
Get-Content produces non-terminating errors that try-catch ignores by default.
Step 2: Use -ErrorAction Stop to convert errors
Adding -ErrorAction Stop makes errors terminating and catch block runs.
Final Answer:
Add -ErrorAction Stop to Get-Content command -> Option C
Quick Check:
Convert non-terminating errors with -ErrorAction Stop [OK]

Quick Trick: Use -ErrorAction Stop to catch all errors [OK]

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