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Many programming languages have a book: C has K&R, Smalltalk has The Blue Book and Scheme has TSPL.
Racket has **The Racket Guide** \\- a 407 page book that is included in the Racket distribution installers, but is also available online at https://docs.racket-lang.org.
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Some context. Boomla is a programming language / web development platform. Its error handling was largely inspired by Go, but the target audience and the use case required making error handling less verbose, while maintaining type safety.
I wanted to show it here as I’ve not seen this approach anywhere before. If you want to play with it, go here:
https://lang.boomla.app/statements/fail-statement
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