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 title: "Futures and Error Handling"
 description: "Everything you wanted to know about handling errors and
 exceptions when working with Futures (but were afraid to ask)."
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     author: shailen-tuli
 has-permalinks: true
 article:
   written_on: 2013-03-07
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   return new Future.sync(() {
     var x = someFunc();     // Unexpectedly throws in some rare cases.
     var y = 10 / x;         // x should not equal 0.
     ...
   });
 }
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 `Future.sync()` not only allows you to handle errors you know might occur, but
 also prevents errors from *accidentally* leaking out of your function.
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+## More information
+
+Read the following documentation for more details on using Futures:
+
+* [The Event Loop and Dart](/articles/event-loop/),
+  an article that describes how to schedule tasks using Futures
+* [Future API reference](http://api.dartlang.org/dart_async/Future.html)
+