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With exceptions you don’t silently ignore error and go on as if nothing happened. Just simply not explicitly handling every single possible error is the correc
by kaba0 2y ago
With exceptions you don’t silently ignore error and go on as if nothing happened.
Just simply not explicitly handling every single possible error is the correct choice in many scenarios - in which case it bubbles up to a general error handler, e.g. telling the user that something bad happened here and here.