Throw, Try, Try? Try! Catch
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Many developers, including myself are confused by the different flavors of the `try` keyword. Swift defines three variations of the `try` keyword.`try`, `try?`, `try!`
You use the try key word when you have a function that throws. What the heck does that mean?
If you are like me, and confused as to what throw means and which flavour of try to use and why, then keep watching this video. Hopefully, I will be able so shed some light.
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I followed your 9 part JSON series before coming here to find clarity on everything "throw, do, try, catch" related. I love how you took the time to relate these concepts to your JSON series. You have an extremely thoughtful and Pattern-Recognition-Friendly method of delivering information and interconnecting it to slowly reveal a larger framework. Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to provide me with this thoughtful and encouraging comment.
Gratitude for Amazing content in all lessons on the Channel
I always wondered why tutorials said try needed to be wrapped in a do catch and this always puzzled me and now I understand the errors are bubbled up to the top. Awesome! thank you very much
Very helpful - especially the JSONdecoder info
Simple way to explain things and with best examples . Thanks and keep making more videos.
Great. Thanks for the feedback
Great explanation with good examples. Keep it coming. Thanks for the amazing content.
Thanks for the encouragement.
Thank you very much.
the last part of the video was very important, this concept of bubbling up (Propagating Errors) was confusing me and I always ended up with redundant code.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for the explanation. Simple yet precise 👍👍
Glad you found it helpful.
omfg this was easily easily the best explanation of this subject. I still don't really understand why a plain "try" is customary at init, but I will check out your decoding series for more info on that.
Slow down. You are going to go into video overload LOL
Very useful. Thanks for making this video.
Thanks for your amazing tutorials 🙏🏽
Thank you. I try😀
excellent attention to detail in both content and presentation style.
you are a very, very good tutor.
Glad you think so! I have been at it a very, very long time. Age makes you wiser LOL.
@@StewartLynch hah. though i believe im actually stupid; i have come to realize intelligence, coupled with maladaptive idiosyncracies from youth is a huge detractor to ones growth.
it is unfortunate: intellegence and maladaptive thought processes limits one from wisdom at a later age.
wisdom is highly sought for; yet time is the only enumerator.
yet, intellgence - ironically - pivots one aginst the herd, thus making him/her 'different'
Wisdom has more value than intelligence. and intelligence without proper guidience, in effect, is an INCB aimed at ones neural synapsis.
hence, the maladaptive processes that manifest within - though helpful at the moment - will detract from any potential wisdom to be ascertained.
thank you for being the wise one. and thank you for taking the time out to teach myself and others the 'proper way' of coding. (YT is not the best place to learn CS, or even programming, therein making you are a unfounded gem)
Excellent video! This was extremely helpful for me. I like your educational presentation style
I am glad to hear that Nicholas. I have quite a few more coming that you may like coming up over the next few weeks.
@@StewartLynch great, looking forward to checking out more of your videos! 🙂
Excellent explanation! Thanks for doing this :)
Wonderfull explanation! Great work!
This cleared up my understanding of this whole concept. Excellent job!
Great. Glad it helped.
DOOD! make UDEMY kourses
I have a couple now, but not for iOS. Way too much work and I would have to promote it. Not sure I have the audience.
@@StewartLynch you def do. my discord is popular, and your personality lends to easy course within a tutelage setting. in essense, there are alot of lost, young and aspiring developers, in need of mentorship.
my understanding of yt economics, is to move your base away from YT asap.
as i mentioned before, you have a very affable personality, coinciding a soothing tone. You would be a great mentor to many lost developers.
from there, you have a base upon which monitization is possible.
believe it or not, sir. i do believe you are one of the best teachers I have come across.
Having learned Java, python, data science, and now dropped out of high school (avid book reader and over-indulgence in CS) I must say, you make me want to go to college.
That, in itself.. is a skill, undoubtably.
Jokes aside, I am ingratiated to you being a part of my self-learning journey.
Thank you, sir.