In Rust you have to explicitly state that you're ignoring the error. There is no way to get the value of an Ok result without doing something to handle the error case, even if that just means panicking, you still have to do that explicitly.
In Go you can just ignore it and move on with the zeroed result value. Even the error the compiler gives with unused variables doesn't help since it's likely you've already used the err variable elsewhere in the function.
In Go you can just ignore it and move on with the zeroed result value. Even the error the compiler gives with unused variables doesn't help since it's likely you've already used the err variable elsewhere in the function.