Error Handling

In this exercise, you will implement a function called processString that processes a given input string with proper error handling.

You will learn how to:

• Check input types and throw errors for invalid inputs.
• Throw errors for specific cases (e.g., empty strings).
• Return the uppercase version of the string if it is valid.
• Handle and catch errors using a try..catch block

Implement the processString function using a try…catch block.

Inside the try block:

• If the input is not a string, throw a TypeError.
• If the input is an empty string, return null.
• If input length is greater than 100, or less than 10, throw a RangeError
• If input contains a mix of letters and numbers, throw a SyntaxError.
• Otherwise, return the input in uppercase.

Don't forget to attach appropriate error messages then you throw! An informative and well structured error message can save you hours of debugging.

Inside the catch block:

• log the error's message using console.log
• throw the error so it can be tested for its type.