# ThrowingSupplierGet<T> extension

A functional interface that supplies a value and may throw an exception.

This typedef represents a function that takes no parameters and returns a value of type `T`, possibly throwing an exception.

This is especially useful in APIs where you want to defer the execution of a potentially risky or expensive operation, such as file access, database queries, or complex computations.

### Example

    final supplier = ThrowingSupplier<String>(() {
      if (DateTime.now().second % 2 == 0) {
        throw Exception('Random failure');
      }
      return 'Success!';
    });

    try {
      final result = supplier.get();
      print('Result: $result');
    } catch (e) {
      print('Error occurred: $e');
    }

This extension provides a `.get()` method to call the supplier in a more expressive and object-oriented way.

Instead of calling `supplier()`, you can write `supplier.get()`, improving readability in functional or builder-style code.

### Example

    final supplier = ThrowingSupplier<int>(() => 42);
    print(supplier.get()); // prints 42

on
  - ThrowingSupplier<T>

## Methods

get() → T

  Available on ThrowingSupplier<T>, provided by the ThrowingSupplierGet extension

  Invokes the supplier and returns the result.