stdresultof
StdResultOf is a concept often encountered in programming, particularly in languages that support algebraic data types or explicit error handling. It represents a type that can hold either a successful result or an error. This pattern is commonly used to make it clear that a function might fail and to force the caller to handle both potential outcomes.
In essence, StdResultOf is an enum-like structure with two possible variants. The first variant, often called
Languages like Rust heavily utilize this pattern with its built-in Result type. When a function returns a