Re:Avoid Else, Return Early (2013)
by arghwhat on Monday March 26, 2018 @09:16AM
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I don't think the latter is legal in most (non-JS) languages if the return value of the outer function is void.
Even if it is, I definitely agree that it should only be done if you want to communicate that handleError's return value is meaningful and should bubble up.
Even if it is, I definitely agree that it should only be done if you want to communicate that handleError's return value is meaningful and should bubble up.