On the other hand error handling can distract from the intention of the code, so in another sense ? makes it easier to read.
The author can choose if they prefer ?, try!, or a plain old match or if let / return on the Result.
On the other hand error handling can distract from the intention of the code, so in another sense ? makes it easier to read.
The author can choose if they prefer ?, try!, or a plain old match or if let / return on the Result.