The article is a good opinion, but lacks necessary wider discussion in the context of all programming. 1) Is Rust error handling somehow better than in a progr

The article is a good opinion, but lacks necessary wider discussion in the context of all programming. 1) Is Rust error handling somehow better than in a programming language X? 2) Is it because of Rust or because standard libraries or something else (developer laziness, writing silent exception eating) 3) Why other programming languages choose to do it other ways? Now the article reads like Rust education, which is good, but other commenters here find it very subjective.