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> I don't quite agree with that, as with encoding it in the type system conveys more intentionality than with exceptions, IMO. Sure, but why keep using excepti
by necovek 3y ago
> I don't quite agree with that, as with encoding it in the type system conveys more intentionality than with exceptions, IMO.
Sure, but why keep using exceptions then at all? I am fine with returning errors making them explicit, but I would avoid exceptions everywhere (Go-style).
- Akronymus 3y agoBecause of interop necessity, mostly (As with f# which has exceptions because .net and c#).