> I love it as every error is handled correctly and in scope. Not in scope. Because you are forced to deal with the error right here right now, sometimes it's

> I love it as every error is handled correctly and in scope. Not in scope. Because you are forced to deal with the error right here right now, sometimes it's in scope and sometimes, you're simply not able to do anything with the error so you effectively mishandle it. Exceptions allow you to handle the error where it actually makes the most sense.