Still quite inexperienced and I'm trying to error handle a 400 Bad Request.

I have a site with a search bar.

The value entered into the search bar is then placed into an api url that returns an object.

Whenever a misspelled search value is entered, the site's console returns a 400 Bad Request for the api url.

I also receive the error object below from the api url request.

{

    meta: {

        code: 400,

        errorType: failed_geocode,

        errorDetail: Couldn't geocode param near: Jljjl,

        requestId: 59208ac96a6071641949481d

    },

    response: {}

}

What I want to do is use a conditional statement like below to handle this error:

try {

    if (400 Bad Request) throw incorrect;

} catch (err) {

    document.getElementById('results').innerHTML = Input is  + err;

}

I've tried conditional statements like the one's below but it seems like I am unable to access any of the values in the error object that is returned:

if (object.meta.code === 400)

if (object.meta.code !== 200)

if (object === undefined) // or null or 0

How can I put the 400 Bad Request error into the if statement, or is there another way to handle these errors?

Thanks