observed exception

[/əbˈzɜrvd ɪkˈsɛpʃən/]
nounpl: observed exceptions
exceção observada
1. In programming and software development, an exception that has been detected, caught, or identified during program execution or testing
The developer logged every observed exception to help debug the application.
O desenvolvedor registrou cada exceção observada para ajudar a depurar o aplicativo.
2. In general usage, a deviation or anomaly from expected behavior that has been noticed or documented
The observed exception in the data pattern warranted further investigation.
A exceção observada no padrão de dados justificava uma investigação adicional.
3. In Java programming specifically, a checked exception that is explicitly thrown and must be handled or declared
The method throws an observed exception that must be caught by the caller.
O método lança uma exceção observada que deve ser capturada pelo chamador.
This is primarily technical jargon used in software engineering and IT contexts across both English-speaking and Portuguese-speaking countries. In Brazil, the term is widely used in tech companies, universities, and development communities. The phrase reflects the importance of error handling and debugging practices in modern software development.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
caught exceptiondetected exceptionhandled exceptionlogged exception
Antonyms / Antônimos
unhandled exceptionundetected errorimplicit behavior

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
exceção observada
Standard technical terminology used in software development
Portugal
exceção observada
Same usage as Brazil; technical term consistent across Portuguese-speaking regions
Technical/IT communities
exceção capturada
Alternative used to emphasize that the exception was caught and handled

Related Words

exception handlingerror detectionanomalydeviationthrowabletry-catch block

Related Idioms & Phrases

catch an observed exception
log an observed exception
handle an observed exception
throw an observed exception
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