Summary  
This chapter demonstrates how to implement exception handling for asynchronous HTTP requests by wrapping the request logic in a try-catch block. It also shows how to validate the response using IsSuccessStatusCode before printing the returned data.

General domain of usage  
Retrieving data from web APIs

The task is to work on the code from the previous task, and add error checking, exactly the way we did in the video.

You don't need to add error checking for `int.Parse` methods.

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> This task does not have test cases. You can verify your solution by comparing it to the given solution code.

This course will give you a solid foundation to begin making applications using .NET in C#. Covering console applications, asynchronous programming, web services, database fundamentals, and ADO.NET CRUD operations, you'll gain practical skills. From creating apps and handling exceptions to optimizing database access, this course ensures a robust understanding of essential .NET development concepts.

This module will give you a solid foundation to begin making applications using .NET in C#. Covering console applications, asynchronous programming, web services, database fundamentals, and ADO.NET CRUD operations, you'll gain practical skills. From creating apps and handling exceptions to optimizing database access, this course ensures a robust understanding of essential .NET development concepts.

Challenge: Exception Handling for API Response