> Not even when listing cons that wouldn't have been there with try-catch.
The cons are already well known. That's why you're already not using the feature that has existed since the very first release (in most cases that is; there is certainly a time and place for everything — even the standard library uses it sometimes!).
Go already has that: https://go.dev/play/p/RrO1OrzIPNe
> Not even when listing cons that wouldn't have been there with try-catch.
The cons are already well known. That's why you're already not using the feature that has existed since the very first release (in most cases that is; there is certainly a time and place for everything — even the standard library uses it sometimes!).