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> It was specifically about whether the error handling aspect is better. If it's better, how? Can you prove it? Does it lead to lower defect rates? Lower t
by CharlieDigital 2y ago
> It was specifically about whether the error handling aspect is better.
If it's better, how? Can you prove it? Does it lead to lower defect rates? Lower time to debug? Less runtime errors? How is it better other than your preference of green crayons?
- MattPalmer1086 2y agoAs I said before, I've never used Go. I have no opinions about its error handling, or green crayons for that matter. Measuring defect rates against another language will not tell you whether the error handling is better or worse than the other language either.