ExecuteResult

ExecuteResult is a concept often found in programming and system administration, representing the outcome of an operation that involves executing a command or process. It typically encapsulates several pieces of information about the executed task.

The primary components of an ExecuteResult usually include a status code, which indicates whether the execution was successful or not. A zero status code commonly signifies success, while non-zero values often denote various types of errors. In addition to the status code, an ExecuteResult usually contains the standard output (stdout) and standard error (stderr) streams generated by the executed process. These streams provide textual information about what the process did, including any messages, warnings, or error details it produced.

The purpose of ExecuteResult is to provide a structured and easily interpretable way to handle the results of external commands or internal process executions. This allows developers and administrators to programmatically check for success, capture and analyze output, and react appropriately to errors. For instance, a script might execute a system command and then examine its ExecuteResult to determine if a file was created successfully or if an error occurred during the process. This abstraction simplifies error handling and result verification in complex workflows.