Comment by saagarjha
5 years ago
> But of course try/catch is used in Swift more often.
FWIW I find actual exception usage rare aside from automatic error out parameter to exception conversion by the Clang importer when bridging to Objective-C code.
5 years ago
> But of course try/catch is used in Swift more often.
FWIW I find actual exception usage rare aside from automatic error out parameter to exception conversion by the Clang importer when bridging to Objective-C code.
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