stdoption
The stdoption is a standard library type available in several programming languages, most notably Rust, that represents an optional value. It is designed to handle cases where a value may or may not be present. This avoids the common pitfalls associated with null pointers or undefined values, which can lead to runtime errors.
An stdoption typically has two possible variants: Some(T) and None. The Some variant wraps a value of
When working with an stdoption, languages often provide methods to safely unwrap the value or handle the
The use of stdoption promotes robust programming by making it clear which values are optional and requiring