[allisdust]

How is try catch any better than Err/Ok pattern? Code that doesn't handle error cases shouldn't even pass any code reviews. This is exactly why Rust guides the programmers in a certain paths to ensure all cases are always handled. If you really don't want check the Err/Ok in each call, you are free to use '?' to pass that burden to higher functions.

[nindalf]

They didn’t know about `?`. My guess is that they read the first page about error handling, where it talks about unwrap and match. They didn’t get to the second page, where `?` is introduced.

Remarkable that people with such little knowledge feel comfortable talking so much.