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Using `throw e` in Effect will be converted to `Effect.fail(e)` - Effect Community
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13mo ago
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Using `throw e` in Effect will be converted to `Effect.fail(e)`
Am i right in saying that using
throw e
throw e
within a program
Effect<A, E, R
Effect<A, E, R
will be converted to
return Effect.fail(e)
return Effect.fail(e)
?
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