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Which nobody catches or they just have this huge global catch that causes the program to abort. We trade one bad implementation with another. 
Tim Smith
I'm going to patent thought. I have yet to see any prior art.
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Exceptions don't do anything but obfuscate the code, and what's worse, the most important part is obfuscated - the error handling and data validation.
I don't put any of that try/catch crap in my own personal code.
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Yes I think everybody should use assembly language.
lean, mean, no assert, no try / catch / finally..
push, pop, mov, pat, kapow, gum, booom...
Do you think all those programming language, compiler and library designers and programmers do not have enough experience with programming, debugging?
It is Ok to be sceptical, do not underestimate the power of denial, but come on.
Even Microsoft started to write secure code... 
bgiraya
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"NO AND THEN" -Dude where's my car
Sorry, had to.
-Lunchy
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Personally I prefer the library to check arguments, if there is something wrong then to return an appropriate error code but ensuring that no crash can occur. The caller can then check this return code. I don't like to ship code that causes my application to crash - any my boss would be on my back quick enough
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