When building web applications, you will likely use various APIs and services to add functionality to your software. While using these external services, you might run into unexpected errors that cause the application to crash. To avoid these unexpected crashes and ensure the smooth running of your application, you need to handle them properly.

Also when using external services in your application, these external services could have multiple custom exception classes depending on the error encountered.

Though this method is perfectly fine, there is an even shorter and slicker way to handle exceptions with Laravel.
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