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What about you declare (then it gets allocated in stack) it and pass it to a different context for assignment?
Well, I don’t know your use case well enough, but I guess you might have perfect reason for that behavior.
One thing that comes to my mind is the old Try in C#
bool parsedSuccessfully = int.TryParse("123", out int result);
But I guess more popular approach would be to use Error as Values, right?
E.g. something like this
Outcome<Exception, Int> result = int.TotallyNewParse("123");