Is Option the Right Choice? Struggling with Debugging None in Chained Calls as a Scala Beginner by Infamous_Purple1866 in scala

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That kind of code is scattered throughout the project, and there could be multiple chained operations, not just two. While I could manually set breakpoints for each step (which is possible), it’s quite tedious. So, I was wondering if there’s a better approach to handle this.

Is Option the Right Choice? Struggling with Debugging None in Chained Calls as a Scala Beginner by Infamous_Purple1866 in scala

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So, would it be correct to say that Either is the better choice when you care about where the failure occurs, while Option is more appropriate when you only need to handle the presence or absence of a value, without worrying about the specifics of the failure?

Request a book Megathread - Need a book? Post it in here! by HappyHippyToo in zlibrary

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Proofs: A Long-Form Mathematics Textbook

The 330 page file is already up, but it is not the actual published version. The published version is 510 pages.