I've got the idea that you're not going to including anything like this
into core library. I just want to clarify because I'm actually a bit
confused here, and I think I'm not the only one. We promote
doing functional programming, staying declarative when possible, using data
with small pure te
re land” as far as functions that return values that may
> indicate success or expected, known failure modes.
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> Given that the examples you provided are from typed languages and Clojure
> isn’t typed, what would satisfy you here?
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Well... static types have absolutely nothing to do with errors handling
mechanics. That's just a way for your compiler to check if you glue all
pieces together in a reaso
