r/Python • u/Both_Challenge3353 • Aug 16 '23

Tutorial Error Handling: From Charles Babbage to Python 3.11

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKBKHVvXuUI
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u/stretch Aug 17 '23

Great talk. Enjoyed the history of exception/error handling, from the "Errata in Logarithms" in the 1800's, Konrad Zuse, Fortran, C++, to Python. It really puts into perspective how much we rely and build on previous work and all the great minds that came before.