If a language supports Result types, that usually means it also comes with some kind of syntax to use it. Check out some Rust code (or Haskell, Scala, F#, ...)

If a language supports Result types, that usually means it also comes with some kind of syntax to use it. Check out some Rust code (or Haskell, Scala, F#, ...) and you will find that in those languages you barely match on the result because you don't have to. Whereas you have to do "if err != nil" in golang all the time.