Re:Why I'm not leaving Python for Go (2012)
by WaxProlix on Wednesday June 08, 2016 @12:00AM
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The author (Ubersmekel of the eponymous Uberpython Pythonblog) dislikes that errors are passed as return values from functions, rather than percolated and caught/handled as exceptions. He or she feels that it is verbose and encourages the missing of maybe-important errors. The author also feels that panic and recover are ill-applied, at least in the standard library. These perceived shortcomings are sufficient not to leave their current language (likely Python, given the blog title).
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