> But of course, this will cause execution to continue as though the I/O was successful, which might be exactly the wrong thing to do! Almost always is the wro

> But of course, this will cause execution to continue as though the I/O was successful, which might be exactly the wrong thing to do! Almost always is the wrong thing to do when I encounter this antipattern. GPT-4 beats these researches in code quality is my takeaway here.