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💻 Handling Option and Result Return Types in Rust 💻

In Rust, the Option and Result types are essential for managing errors and optional values, as Rust does not have exceptions. The Option type is used for values that can either be Some(T) or None, while the Result type is used for functions that can either return a success (Ok(T)) or an error (Err(E)). Learning how to effectively handle these return types through pattern matching, methods like .unwrap(), .map(), .and_then(), and best practices ensures your Rust code remains safe, concise, and free of runtime errors. By mastering Option and Result, you can handle complex logic with clarity and maintain code reliability.

📋 In this video, you’ll learn:

How to define and work with Option and Result types
The power of pattern matching to handle different outcomes safely
Methods like unwrap(), map(), and and_then() for concise error handling

Mastering these return types will make your Rust code safer, more robust, and free of runtime errors. 🚀

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