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Your metric of what makes a language feature too complicated is just as arbitrary as mine. > An exception has an unlimited number of places to come from False
by CyberRabbi 6y ago
Your metric of what makes a language feature too complicated is just as arbitrary as mine.
> An exception has an unlimited number of places to come from
False. An exception can only come from a throw statement, which is both lexical/statically defined and finite in number within every codebase.
- arcticbull 6y ago> False. An exception can only come from a throw statement... Obviously. > ...which is both lexical/statically defined and finite in number within every codebase. Not in every case. Any time you have a library that calls into client code the set is dynamic and uncountable from the perspective of the library author.