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by agumonkey
1861 days ago
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It's just that the diagram shown in the article/blog were more inspiring than 99% what I heard about error abstractions on any language (and yeah it's not about python only). I just wished to read more about very general solutions on nested/stacked calls with exceptions and how to reduce the perimeter and make things more readable (honestly most of the time exception handling for me was logger.error or wrap/rethrow.. nothing exciting) |
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