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// errorable functions should return Result<T, E>
// where T is your original return type, and E is the error type that impls std::error

// an error can be used in multiple ways (from a result)
// unwrap (do not use for production)

my_error.unwrap()

// an error can be used by using if let

if let Ok(x) = my_error {
	// do whatever success is here
    } else {
	// do error processing here    
}

// if the function also returns a result of a Result<T, Box<dyn Error>>
// you can use the following syntax "?" to propogate

fn errorable() -> Result<(), Box<dyn Error>> {
	my_error?
}

// finally, you can use the unwrap_or methods, which is safe

my_error.unwrap_or("default value")

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match do_steps() {
    Ok(_) => (),
    _ => alert_user("Failed to perform necessary steps")
}

// Additional function:
fn do_steps() -> Result<(), Error>{
    do_step_1()?;
    do_step_2()?;
    do_step_3()?;
    // etc
    Ok(())
}

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