Is in the prelude, so always available. Used where we can return something or none, instead of null.

```rust
enum Option<T> {
  None
  Some(T)
}
```

This enables the compiler to check whether we handle both cases. Why?
```rust
fn do_something(int: i32, nope: bool) -> Option<i32> {
	if (nope) {
		return None
	}

	return Some(int * 2)
}
```

The concrete return type is either `None` or `Some<i32>`: so if the called would for example do `1 + do_something(2, false);` would not compile because the return type is not an i32. Unlike for example PHP where it's `?int` so either `null` or `int` the compiler can't check this.