Deleting a file that isn't there = "success", aside from the exception.

If I try to delete a file that isn’t there, I get an exception. This happens for file systems and cfftp. The reality is that my intent was to make the file ‘not there'. If it isn’t, whether that was caused by my explicit removal, or it wasn’t there to begin with, the goal of creating the delete code is accomplished. Rather than making me check if the file exists before deleting, or wrapping every delete with a try/catch, can we assume that the goal has been met and we can all move along?