To be fair, Rust also comes with some specific `if` constructs to deal with error management and has the equivalent of zig's `try` with `?`. I also like that t

To be fair, Rust also comes with some specific `if` constructs to deal with error management and has the equivalent of zig's `try` with `?`. I also like that their Result object has many methods to express how you want to specifically handle error case (all the variations of unwrap, unwrap_or, or, etc...).