most programming languages don't follow the principle of fail fast tho
go is the only language i know of where you are admonished vigorously to handle errors before you handle success, it's for this reason almost all apis of go have a separate error variable in the return, and there is such a thing as a success with error so the common model in OOP languages of having errors be a variant doesn't allow you to catch errors while otherwise the call succeeded, there is such a thing as nonfatal errors
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2025-05-24 04:50:58
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