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* [ Composing ` Option ` and ` Result ` ] ( #composing-option-and-result )
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* [ The limits of combinators] ( #the-limits-of-combinators )
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* [ Early returns] ( #early-returns )
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- * [ The ` try! ` macro] ( #the-try-macro )
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+ * [ The ` try! ` macro] ( #the-try! -macro )
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* [ Defining your own error type] ( #defining-your-own-error-type )
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* [ Standard library traits used for error handling] ( #standard-library-traits-used-for-error-handling )
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* [ The ` Error ` trait] ( #the-error-trait )
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* [ The ` From ` trait] ( #the-from-trait )
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- * [ The real ` try! ` macro] ( #the-real-try-macro )
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+ * [ The real ` try! ` macro] ( #the-real-try! -macro )
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* [ Composing custom error types] ( #composing-custom-error-types )
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* [ Advice for library writers] ( #advice-for-library-writers )
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* [ Case study: A program to read population data] ( #case-study-a-program-to-read-population-data )
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simple, but to do that, we will first need to explore the ` Option ` and ` Result `
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types. Both of these types have a method called ` unwrap ` defined on them.
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- ## The ` Option ` type
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+ ### The ` Option ` type
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- The ` Option ` type is
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- [ defined in the standard library] [ 1 ] :
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+ The ` Option ` type is [ defined in the standard library] [ 5 ] :
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``` rust
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enum Option <T > {
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