> Go's error handling has four possible cases If you consider (T, error) to be logically coupled, there is actually effectively an infinite number of cases. (T

> Go's error handling has four possible cases If you consider (T, error) to be logically coupled, there is actually effectively an infinite number of cases. (T, U, error), (T, U, V, error), (T, U, V, W, error), etc. Although I suspect this take is suffering from trying to project idioms from another language onto Go.