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How to Handle Exceptions in Python
A result is like either you have a result or you have an error usually. In either case, whenever you're handling that, like 99.9% of the time, the right thing is to match and then just handle both cases. And if it's a case where like you call a function and it returns a result or an option, then you just handle it once. Now with with result, of course, you can use the question mark operator,. You could essentially use the call stack as like a way of sort of handling exceptions. Russ doesn't have exceptions in like the like Python or Ruby or C++ way, or like Java or anything. But you can you can basically emulate