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The comment answers its own question. As to why press a button that does nothing? For the same reason fidget spinners were all the rage a few years back: Bored
by randomdata 3y ago
The comment answers its own question.
As to why press a button that does nothing? For the same reason fidget spinners were all the rage a few years back: Bored people like to do something with their hands.
Perhaps if the comment had a question that was left unanswered, people wouldn't have become so bored?
- eweise 3y ago"how are go exceptions different than what you find in java?" They are not the same. Thought someone might be helpful and list the differences.
- randomdata 3y agoWhy not lead by example?
- eweise 3y agoAlready been done by other posters in the thread so you can stop your snarky comments.
- randomdata 3y agoNot really. The only suggested difference is that you "need to do something special to get a stack trace out" in Go, but that one is not even true. There is nothing special needed to get the stack trace. I suspect he is confusing exceptions with errors, the latter of which have no need for stack traces in the general case, so you would need to do something special to include the stack trace in an error for your special case. There is more content in the thread, but not about exceptions. So, with that, here's your time to shine!
- eweise 3y agoSorry but I'm not your monkey. Go troll someone else.
- randomdata 3y agoThen how do you explain the monkey behaviour you have given me?
- eweise 3y agogrow up little boy.