Asciinema 1.3 Switches from Go Back to Python
>if err != nil { gets old even faster.<p>I don't understand this complaint about Go. Either a function can result in an error or it can't. If it can result in an error and you don't handle that error, your program's behavior is undefined. Undefined behavior is a bad thing.™<p>Go forces you to handle the error (or explicitly ignore it). That design choice results in remarkably stable programs.