>can be perfectly good, depending on your needs. This gives the error to the calling process though. In some sense that means it is handled. I don't think I d

>can be perfectly good, depending on your needs. This gives the error to the calling process though. In some sense that means it is handled. I don't think I disagree though, but I think my point still stands. If you do not think about at what point your errors are actually resolved then your program does not have proper error handling. If you unwrap in the middle of your code, you have to accept that crashing there is a possibility, even from an error far away.