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- "Error" notification: sends a JavaScript Error or exception.
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- "Complete" notification: does not send a value.
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"Next" notifications are the most important and most common type: they represent actual data being delivered to an subscriber. "Error" and "Complete" notifications may happen only once during the Observable Execution, and there can only be either one of them.
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"Next" notifications are the most important and most common type: they represent actual data being delivered to a subscriber. "Error" and "Complete" notifications may happen only once during the Observable Execution, and there can only be either one of them.
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These constraints are expressed best in the so-called *Observable Grammar* or *Contract*, written as a regular expression:
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