You don't like how Go implements error handling. We get it. Lots of people complain about that. Use a "proper" language more to your liking. Go's designers hav

You don't like how Go implements error handling. We get it. Lots of people complain about that. Use a "proper" language more to your liking. Go's designers have explained their decisions many times, I won't repeat their justifications here. Obviously they had to make choices in line with their overall vision for Go. They feel strongly that programmers should handle or at least acknowledge the possibility of every error, explicitly, right where it gets reported. Exceptions and sum types don't enforce that.