Fabrizio Giudici wrote: > For this reason, I consider checked exceptions one of the good features > of the Java language and a serious missing feature of other languages. > PS COnsider that I'm taking the habit of having my classes never returning a null; either with the NullPattern thing, or by throwing a NotFoundException or such in the cases in which null had to be returned; and I rely on the fact that I can use a checked exception in this case.
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