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> It is essentially analogous to a common use case of Go Go, which is also known for its terrible error-handling. Great.
by josteink 7y ago
> It is essentially analogous to a common use case of Go
Go, which is also known for its terrible error-handling.
Great.
- neop1x 7y agoReally? I have never seen a Go program to misbehave while not printing some meaningful output. It is possible but almost no one ignores the error parameter. Yet I have seen many, many Java and Python software which quit after the first Unhandled Exception. So often that I consider exceptions as the bad error handling mechanism.