Multiple begin rescue block

Question

There is a code in which every line can cause an exception and I want to continue my execution even if an error occurred in any of the lines of code

I will implement this in the below-mentioned way

begin
   code that might throw an exception
rescue
   logger
end

begin
   code that might throw an exception
rescue
   logger
end

begin
   code that might throw an exception
rescue
   logger
end

begin
   code that might throw an exception
rescue
   logger
end

is there any better way to handle this type of error handling if yes please explain how can I write better code

Answer 1

every line can cause an exception

please explain how can I write better code

You can write better code by not designing it in such a way that every line can raise an exception. Especially this idea that the code should "plough on ahead, regardless of any trail of errors are left in its wake".

At an extreme, you code could contain all sorts of spelling mistakes / invalid method calls / whatever, and your proposed design would attempt to continue executing the remainder of the code, regardless of how broken it is.

However, I cannot really give concrete advice on how to do this, without seeing some actual code.