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by the_duke
3468 days ago
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Not type systems per se. But lack of garbage collection and the need for lifetime annotations for references and memory management with Box, Rc, Cell, Mutex, etc, combined with the type definitions makes Rust a lot more verbose than any dynamic language or even statically typed languages with GC like Scala / Go. That can't be avoided, but you have to be prepared. Rust code can be short and elegant, but it can also be tediously verbose. |
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