Hi Sergiy, thanks for the response. I understand everyone has different preferences. For example that error checking, the more I use it, the more I prefer it over anything else (try-catch), which is kind of odd, because that specific thing was something I wasn’t able to grasp in the beginning and still was trying to make the code somehow try-catchy. So I completely understand this. But when I am writing code in C# or Java now, I am always pausing at try-catch and thinking why isn’t it done that easy Go way.