top | item 24319370 (no title) raiflip | 5 years ago That example seems a bit odd as a design. You’re throwing an exception to represent a no result, but suppressing it to convert the exception to a none. Monads give you the convenience while being consistent. discuss order hn newest Koshkin|5 years ago Well, the problem here is that using exceptions to implement the program’s logic is considered bad practice.
Koshkin|5 years ago Well, the problem here is that using exceptions to implement the program’s logic is considered bad practice.
Koshkin|5 years ago