Stop Letting Python Functions Lie to You: Introducing explicit-result

1. 1Install the explicit-result library using pip: `pip install explicit-result`
2. 2Import the library in your Python code: `from explicit_result import Result`
3. 3Use the `Result` class to wrap your functions and handle errors explicitly: `def get_user(user_id: int) -> Result[User, Error]: ...`
4. 4Use the `success` and `failure` methods to handle the result of a function call: `result = get_user(1); if result.success: ... else: ...`
5. 5Explore the library's documentation and examples to learn more about its features and usage.

This library is useful for developers who want to write more robust and maintainable code, especially in teams where code review and collaboration are essential.

💡 Explicit error handling can make your code more readable and maintainable, and libraries like explicit-result can help you achieve this.

🚀 Improve your Python code's reliability with explicit-result, a library for predictable and typed error handling! 📚