[ramenmeal]

Are you saying you prefer giant try catch blocks everywhere? I don't know python so not sure about how exceptions are handled there. I've switched from c# to go and in total I prefer go's style of error handling. The built in error type is lacking but there are plenty of packages that fill in the gaps.

[valeriob]

If you program like that i'm sorry, you are doing it wrong. You really just need very few try catch blocks in a standard lob application, a few more if your are using some style of communication that requires it. If your code base is polluted with try blocks i think it's a mistake.