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Error handling in Zig is one of its most distinctive features. Unlike other languages that use exceptions or result types, Zig takes a unique approach that combines compile-time clarity with runtime efficiency. Let's dive into how it works! The Basics: Error Sets In Zig, errors are values, not exceptions. They're defined using error sets: const FileError = error{ NotFound, PermissionDenied, InvalidPath, }; This creates a type that can only hold these specific error values.