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Yeah, but raising the error is the conditional in there. Which, to me, makes the try catch conditional as well, but that may be a case of differing semantics.
by Akronymus 3y ago
Yeah, but raising the error is the conditional in there. Which, to me, makes the try catch conditional as well, but that may be a case of differing semantics.
Yeah, flow control isn't just conditional jumps. You can kinda treat branchless code as a form of flow control as well.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y ago> You can kinda treat branchless code as a form of flow control as well. That's the common understanding of flow control, the other poster is right in that it's not typically just conditionals. There are a few posters who were under that misapprehension, but that's never been the common understanding of it, it's just that conditionals are typically where people worry over flow control because otherwise it's linear.