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Combining multiple statements is error-prone and difficult to refactor.
Say function f1, f2 and f3
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foo := f1()
bar := f2()
zoo := f3(foo, bar)

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zoo := f3(
    f1(), f2())

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SimpleStream.RecordList = append(SimpleStream.RecordList, record)
}
if errcount != 0 {
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contract: return (nil, error) in failure.

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BTW, you "hide" the error message in your codes.
Just stop your codes and "throw" the error when the very FIRST error occurs.

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BTW, you "hide" the error message in your codes.
Just stop your codes and "throw" the error when the very FIRST error occurs.

My thought was to track and skip the records which can't be deserialized, and return other good records...

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BTW, you "hide" the error message in your codes.
Just stop your codes and "throw" the error when the very FIRST error occurs.

My thought was to track and skip the records which can't be deserialized, and return other good records...

When an error occurs,

  • If you believe you can handle it, do so.
  • If you are unable(or not responsible) to handle it, return the error. Let other ones to handle it.

Generally, Deserialize should be perfectly successful. If it failed, you do not know how to handle it.

@YanB25 YanB25 requested a review from VinaLx-zz February 13, 2019 14:56
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