Except that people are too lazy to use exceptions that are checked at compile time.
The main benefit of Go is that the people that defined the
library ecosystem actually decided to handle errors. It's the bare minimum, but it's better than just forgetting that the error exists and not documenting it either.
The language is ... not the best, but the libraries tend to be more robust.
The main benefit of Go is that the people that defined the library ecosystem actually decided to handle errors. It's the bare minimum, but it's better than just forgetting that the error exists and not documenting it either.
The language is ... not the best, but the libraries tend to be more robust.