8.7 Quiz answers

1. error, warning, and message.

2. You could use try() or tryCatch().

3. tryCatch() creates exiting handlers which will terminate the execution of wrapped code; withCallingHandlers() creates calling handlers which don’t affect the execution of wrapped code.

4. Because you can then capture specific types of error with tryCatch(), rather than relying on the comparison of error strings, which is risky, especially when messages are translated.