zongitsrinzler

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   by zongitsrinzler 13y ago

   I think this is a good point, sometimes you don't need too precise error handling, then try/catch is very good.
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   by zongitsrinzler 13y ago

   Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't a big part of async programming that it forces you to think about error handling. Working as a Java developer I have seen very lousy error handling mostly because try/catch lets you wrap ever
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   by zongitsrinzler 13y ago

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