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Calling map on Iter of Results in Rust

Read claims without verification. , Understanding the Result return

Should I ditch using `and_then` and always use the `?` operator?

What is the point of an Infallible Result, over just returning the Ok() branch?

Why is `return` necessary in `match` arm when using `Result` in `main`?

Idiomatic way to collect all errors from an iterator

How to take T out of Result<Vec<Data<&T>>>?

How to work with custom string errors in rust?

What is the idiomatic way to return an error from a function with no result if successful?

What's the idiomatic Rust way to wrap a non-error function with Result?

How do I generify the error of a Rust Result<T, E> to Result<T, Box<dyn std::error::Error>>?

Why doesn't Rustlings force me to consume a Result?

Is there a simple way to get Result<&T, E> from Result<T, E>?

How do I return a Result data type in Rust?

What does "T" stand for in Result<T, E> in Rust?

What does Result<()> without the error type mean?

How do I stop iteration and return an error when Iterator::map returns a Result::Err?

In Rust, what's the most idiomatic way to convert a result to another result given the Error type is convertible

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