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 We saw earlier the `Option` type, which represents a possibly absent value (sometimes called "nullable" in other languages). Now it would be useful to carry **the reason** of this absence of value. Let's say you are parsing an integer from a `String`, there are multiple ways it can fail.
 
 - The string contains invalid characters (non-digits).
-- The value we want to parse is too large (for example, trying to parse `"999999999999"` as an i32).
+- The value we want to parse is too large (for example, trying to parse `"999999999999"` as an `i32`).
 
 If we want to react properly, we need to know why it failed. So instead of having only `None` as output, we would like a variant like `SomeError(v)`. In Rust, this type with `Some` and `SomeError` variants is called [`Result`](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/result/).