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Since the ? operator is in the last sub-section of 18.4. Result, all the other sub-sections and the main section are filled with code of the type:
let number = match number_str.parse::<i32>(){Ok(number) => number,Err(e) => returnErr(e),};
This is really confusing. Especially for someone who is reading the sections in order because in 18.3. Option & unwrap, the ? operator is in the first sub-section. You are telling the reader what the good way of doing something is but then giving him 4 sections of code written in what you just described as the worse way of doing it...
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Since the ? operator is in the last sub-section of 18.4. Result, all the other sub-sections and the main section are filled with code of the type:
This is really confusing. Especially for someone who is reading the sections in order because in 18.3. Option & unwrap, the ? operator is in the first sub-section. You are telling the reader what the good way of doing something is but then giving him 4 sections of code written in what you just described as the worse way of doing it...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: