> First, I want my program to immediately crash if I have a bug. An error being returned doesn't always mean there's a bug. > Go is like shell in that it keep

> First, I want my program to immediately crash if I have a bug. An error being returned doesn't always mean there's a bug. > Go is like shell in that it keeps going even if there's an error. With both Go and shell scripts it's up to you if you want the program to keep going when there's an error.