What is the difference between an Error Boundary and a try/catch block?

While both Error Boundaries and `try/catch` blocks handle errors, they operate at different levels. `try/catch` blocks are primarily used within a single component or function to catch errors within that scope. Error Boundaries provide a global safety net for entire components or sections of the application. `try/catch` is localized; Error Boundaries are scoped to a component wrapping. Error Boundaries handle unhandled exceptions, while `try/catch` is specifically for handling anticipated errors within a block of code.