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While dealing with errors in any langauge is irritating, I think Rust has the best ideas. * Pattern-matching for success/error check * Error passing with the

While dealing with errors in any langauge is irritating, I think Rust has the best ideas. * Pattern-matching for success/error check * Error passing with the `?` operator * The correct error seems to appear when panicing due to an `unwrap` call The most irksome thing remaining is to have to create your own error objects..

shepmaster 7y ago
> The most irksome thing remaining is to have to create your own error objects That's generally the purpose of the libraries outlined in the article — reducing the pain of creating the custom error types.