How so? As it says this is not yet a stable feature, but if you run nightly Rust it's available.
Try blocks let you do what ? (the Try operator) does within a block, rather than needing to split out a separate function for it, which makes sense because why should functions be special in this way?
Try blocks let you do what ? (the Try operator) does within a block, rather than needing to split out a separate function for it, which makes sense because why should functions be special in this way?