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I'll annonance my bias towards go. But from what I understand, allowing exceptions allow for more complex code parhs. Whereas explicit error handling forces you
by derblitzmann 8y ago
I'll annonance my bias towards go. But from what I understand, allowing exceptions allow for more complex code parhs. Whereas explicit error handling forces you to handle it in the moment.
- codr4 8y agoYep yep, sounds good. Problem is you're not handling errors, you're wasting precious energy shuffling errors to code that knows how to handle it; which is exactly what exceptions could do for you. The end result is the same, except it takes more effort and the code looks like crap.