{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What are the default behaviors when a program encounters a panic in Solana?","a":"The program will immediately stop running.↵2. All ongoing contract operations will be terminated.↵3. The balance of the contract account will not change.↵4. Submitted transactions will not be affected and will continue to execute.↵5. The contract experiencing the panic will enter a supervised state and cannot perform other operations.↵6. The system will record relevant information about the panic event, such as contract address, time, and error cause.↵↵It is worth noting that the Solana network allows developers to customize the behavior of their programs when a  panic occurs by implementing custom panic handlers. This can help ensure that the system remains stable and that operations can be recovered from the panic more gracefully."}]}],"pr":"2e45e4b883e87fd98baaa58003d20bb85b69be12ebc096b7d1da5d48f164505c"}