Dyon has no null value, but uses some(val) and none(). It has a lot of common with result value, but there are a few differences.
some(x)
none()
unwrap(some(x)) returns x
none()? propagates an error, returning from the function
The type of option is opt (any type) and opt[T].
This is designed for:
- Explicitly declare when a value is optional
- Check when mutating a variable that it also is optional
- Convenient for debugging
- Common way of handling errors
Dyon has no
nullvalue, but usessome(val)andnone(). It has a lot of common with result value, but there are a few differences.some(x)none()unwrap(some(x))returnsxnone()?propagates an error, returning from the functionThe type of option is
opt(any type) andopt[T].This is designed for: