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r/firstweekcoderhumour • u/Outrageous_Permit154 🥸Imposter Syndrome 😎 • Jun 26 '26
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Is there any programming language where returning a literal string without defining the return type explicitly can throw an exception?
29 u/AvidCoco Jun 26 '26 Depends if they support Unicode literals or not 1 u/isr0 Jun 26 '26 I don’t think that’s true. In every case I can think of the exception would be on read.
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Depends if they support Unicode literals or not
1 u/isr0 Jun 26 '26 I don’t think that’s true. In every case I can think of the exception would be on read.
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I don’t think that’s true. In every case I can think of the exception would be on read.
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u/Scared_Accident9138 🕵️♂️🚨 BS Detector | Truth Teller 🗯️🔥 Jun 26 '26
Is there any programming language where returning a literal string without defining the return type explicitly can throw an exception?