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> *From: *NumPy-Discussion gmail@python.org> on behalf of Benjamin Root
> *Reply-To: *Discussion of Numerical Python
> *Date: *Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at 2:58 PM
> *To: *Discussion of Numerical Python
> *Subject: *Re: [Numpy-discussion] MAINT: Use of except-pass block
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Subject: Re: [Numpy-discussion] MAINT: Use of except-pass blocks
In both of those situations, the `pass` aspect makes sense, although they
probably should specify a better exception class to catch. The first one, with
the copyto() has a comment that explains what is goingon. The second
In both of those situations, the `pass` aspect makes sense, although they
probably should specify a better exception class to catch. The first one,
with the copyto() has a comment that explains what is goingon. The second
one, dealing with adding to the docstring, is needed because one can run
pyth
Hello everyone,
There are multiple instances of except-pass blocks within the codebase that to
my knowledge are bad practices (Referencing This StackOverflow Article. For
example in numpy/ma/core.py there is an except-pass block that catches all
exceptions thrown. Another example of this can
