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>>so why not write something that works right the first time Nobody writes 100% correct code. Ever.
by testrun 4y ago
>>so why not write something that works right the first time
Nobody writes 100% correct code. Ever.
- rvnx 4y ago"Remote computer is not answering" What is the correct code then ? In case there is no exception.
- WalterBright 4y agoSpeak for yourself.
- M4R5H4LL 4y agoThat's an untested assumption :)
- RantyDave 4y agoThey might do, we should test for that. These stories of gnat-brings-down-empire are, to me, always missing the point. There are going to be bugs. The hard part is in creating management around the actual software engineering such that this is not a problem.
- phkahler 4y agoThat's right. But nobody puts their best code in a generic exception handler either.