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If in doubt, try try again
If in doubt, try try agin
On some recent projects I have seen the following code similar to:
User.find_by_login("noone").id rescue nil
So I just wanted to remind people of the try method.
User.find_by_login("noone").try(:id)
Personally I think try communicates the intent of the code.