Hi, I have a question which may be laughable to CS people (be gentle, I'm a Biologist), but we know from guidelines that Julia performs best, when a method always returns the same type of value. So the Julia type inference knows - ok, use this method with an Int, it will always return a bool say. How does throws fit into this? To my mind this means the method used with an Int may return a bool, but it also may result in a type of (e.g.) ArgumentError getting thrown. So how do throws in functions affect performance and julian's ability to infer types and optimise code (if at all?)?
Thanks, Ben W.
