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That's an interesting point -- my background is more in C and C++-without-exceptions. But in exception-based languages, I can see how the presence of "throw" w
by haberman 11y ago
That's an interesting point -- my background is more in C and C++-without-exceptions. But in exception-based languages, I can see how the presence of "throw" would be a very useful signal for static analysis.
- vitalyd 11y agoYes, this is a side benefit to exceptions (or some other language's way to highlight errors and thus likely cold paths).