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I know there's lots of complaint about error handling in Go, but I always liked it. I find it straightforward, intuitive, and it forces you to be absolutely exp
by drakonka 3y ago
I know there's lots of complaint about error handling in Go, but I always liked it. I find it straightforward, intuitive, and it forces you to be absolutely explicit if you _really_ want to ignore something.
- simiones 3y agoNot always. For example, you'll see things like `file.Close()` or `defer file.Close()` very often, ignoring any error entirely.