I've just read this post about Panic/Recover in Go and I'm not clear on how this differs from try/catch in other mainstream languages.
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"go" is unlike other languages a concurrent language, meaning that parts of the program runs in parallel. This means that if the designers want to have a similar mechanism as catch/throw , the mechanism has to meticulously redefined in this context. That explains the differences between the two mechanisms.
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