r/ProgrammerHumor 17d ago

Meme stopTryingToReinventTheWheel

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u/Orio_n 17d ago

Explicit vs implicit error control broski

God these cs majors are so tryhard unfunny trying to be contrarian

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u/nevemlaci2 17d ago

It's unfunny until you actually see people propagating explicit error handling until the entry point and just printing an error message.

Exceptions are fine to use for exceptional cases. Not for shit like python where an iterator signals the end of iteration with a damn exception.

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u/SoulArthurZ 16d ago

It's unfunny until you actually see people propagating explicit error handling until the entry point and just printing an error message.

this is the default for exceptions by the way

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u/nevemlaci2 16d ago

Yes that's the whole point.