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What is the difference between a fatal 'error n' and a recoverable 'error n'?
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A fatal 'error n' indicates a severe problem that prevents the program from continuing. The program might crash or terminate. A recoverable 'error n' is a less critical error that the program can handle. The program might retry the operation, ignore the error, or provide a warning to the user and continue execution.