Fallback Implementation
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doc:beam/56f00f3e-faa0-4c1c-b27b-b16f14c48939Show excerpt
Implement fallback mechanisms to handle situations where the new library fails. For example, you can use a try-except block to catch exceptions and fall back to a previous implementation or a default behavior. ### 7. **Continuous Monitorin…
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