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You cannot ignore the error return value in Go. If you would think a bit more broadly, you might also see this so that all the error handling code is visible,

by dscrd 14y ago

You cannot ignore the error return value in Go. If you would think a bit more broadly, you might also see this so that all the error handling code is visible, explicit and right there with the actual logic, and not hidden away what might be (and often is) multiple layers of modules.

zemo 14y ago
>You cannot ignore the error return value in Go. that's not true. You can ignore the second parameter by explicitly naming it with an underscore, like this: x, _ := MightFail()
- dscrd 14y ago
  Well ok, you can explicitly ignore them, but not by being negligent.