Hello Here is the code I am working on: useEffect(()

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Hello Here is the code I am working on: useEffect(()

=> {
if (name){
const apiLink = `https://restcountries.com/v3.1/name/${name}?fullText=true`;
axios
.get(apiLink)
.then(response => {
setCountry(response.data[0]);
})
.catch(()=> {
setCountry(null)
});
}
}, [name])

It works smoothly except in the cases where the country does not exist. Even then it does not break but it logs the 404 error to the console, which I heard looks unprofessional.

Is there a need to a remedy? If so, what is it

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08.07.2022

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Emre Автор вопроса

David
I often see tons of console errors on big websites...

Is this different than: .catch(err => setCountry(null));

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Emre Автор вопроса

David
I often see tons of console errors on big websites...

I actually even used console.log as a solution, but then it just doubled the log

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08.07.2022

David

Emre
I actually even used console.log as a solution, bu...

looks like it isnt possible https://stackoverflow.com/a/52807512

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08.07.2022

Emre Автор вопроса

David
looks like it isnt possible https://stackoverflow....

Oh okay, great. Thanks for your time

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David · Accepted Answer

David

I often see tons of console errors on big websites so I dont think so. But if you want to hide it I think you can just pass the error into the catch block .catch( err => { setCountry(null) });

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