Use exceptions for control flow makes the developer's work easier but not 
the one of reader. In other terms the maintenance may become more difficult 
for the reason given by John.

And I think when exceptions are used for control flow, the original 
exception meaning is forgotten: Exceptions should inform about exceptional 
errors that shouldn't happen (code implementation error, network issues, 
disk failure,...). It's the opposite of user data checking :)



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