Also, Python’s exception handling is fine, but when compared to Rust, it’s hard to go back. Result and Option enum error handling in Rust can be verbose and annoying in some cases, but when you’re very concerned with every error and trying to recover from most of them, it’s fantastic! I don’t want to have tons of try-except blocks everywhere. How can Python functions fail, and how will they fail? I don’t have any concrete information for most functions about the types of exceptions they might throw just by looking at the code. It requires a lot of testing.
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