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Too late, Go already has panic(), which is a magical function that unwinds the stack.
by atombender 7y ago
Too late, Go already has panic(), which is a magical function that unwinds the stack.
- ridaj 7y ago! So it's legal to write something like... panic(panic()) or a := try(try(f())) ...?
- atombender 7y agopanic() doesn't have a return value, so no. But try() has.