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by virgilp
3135 days ago
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It's really all about the practice. If you make liberal use of `panic!` (or things that may panic, like `unwrap()`, then you basically get into situation 1. You're definitely right that Rust is better than Java in that it makes things that may crash (like the naked unwrap()) obvious and "yucky", rather than "usual business". But that doesn't mean that a panic is not a crash - it still is. The language itself is better - but that doesn't mean you can't write code that crashes :) |
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