It makes me sad to see the example. This is why I maintain `.unwrap()` is one of the worst things in rust.
...because people use it; and then say; 'but don't use unwrap...'; and then use it, and your 'safe' language then happily crashes and burns everytime something goes wrong.
Blogs and documentation are particularly prone to it.
Result and option types are good; but if you're gonna have unwrap, you basically have to have exceptions as well (or some kind of panic recovery), because, people prefer to use it than use the verbose match statement. :/
...because people use it; and then say; 'but don't use unwrap...'; and then use it, and your 'safe' language then happily crashes and burns everytime something goes wrong.
Blogs and documentation are particularly prone to it.
Result and option types are good; but if you're gonna have unwrap, you basically have to have exceptions as well (or some kind of panic recovery), because, people prefer to use it than use the verbose match statement. :/