> Exceptions are easier I'd add that they're easier because I don't know of any compiler that makes you handle every type of exception. I know a grip of compil

> Exceptions are easier I'd add that they're easier because I don't know of any compiler that makes you handle every type of exception. I know a grip of compilers (and to be fair compilers with options and language extensions set) where you cannot not handle the "that didn't work, what now?" cases: the Left of the Either Left Right, Nothing of Maybe Value, Error of Result Error Value, None of Option etc etc etc. Languages that force you to handle everything that can happen when you do a thing are an accessibility tool for me and my fellow smooth brains. If I can't see it in my buffer I'm not going to remember to check it.