How do you lose information with exceptions? You can handle an exception in the code immediately surrounding whatever detects the problem and your code semanti

How do you lose information with exceptions? You can handle an exception in the code immediately surrounding whatever detects the problem and your code semantics are no different than Go. The Go mechanism doesn't give the option of handling it several stack frames higher without having to implement handling in every single intermediary function. The arguments I keep seeing for Go's semantics seem to the same as the ones about manual memory allocation - you must be in control every step of the way. It looks like panic only takes a string so it isn't a good equivalent to exceptions. Whatever gets flung around should generally have enough information to make decisions and to generate meaningful error messages.