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182182
183+ ## Error Handling Best Practices for APIs
184+
185+ When developing APIs, especially for production systems, it's important to handle errors in a consistent and structured way.
186+
187+ ### Example using FastAPI
188+
189+ from fastapi import HTTPException
190+
191+ def get_item(item_id: int):
192+ if item_id != 1:
193+ raise HTTPException(
194+ status_code=404,
195+ detail="Item not found"
196+ )
197+ return {"item": "valid"}
198+
199+ ### Structured Error Response
200+
201+ Instead of returning plain text errors, structured JSON responses improve client-side handling:
202+
203+ {
204+ "detail": {
205+ "error": "Item not found",
206+ "code": 404
207+ }
208+ }
209+
210+ ### Recommendations
211+
212+ - Use appropriate HTTP status codes (e.g., 400, 404, 500)
213+ - Return structured JSON error responses
214+ - Avoid exposing internal implementation details
215+ - Log errors for debugging and monitoring
216+
217+ ### Optional: Confidence-Based Handling (Advanced)
218+
219+ {
220+ "detail": {
221+ "error": "Low confidence prediction",
222+ "confidence": 0.62,
223+ "action": "Require human review"
224+ }
225+ }
226+
227+ This pattern is useful when integrating human-in-the-loop or safety-critical systems.
228+
229+
183230## URLs
184231
185232The production or staging URLs would use these same paths, but with your own domain.
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