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by PurpleRamen 1054 days ago
> The standard way of error handling in python appears to be to present the user with a stack trace.

What do you expect it to do? Silently fail and move on?
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AnimalMuppet 1054 days ago
No. How about something that is neither "silently fail" or "print a stack trace"? How about something that lets the programmer handle the error?
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peteradio 1054 days ago
Yea python should introduce try except.
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PurpleRamen 1054 days ago
Python has proper error-handling since 20+ years.
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