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by CornCobs
1579 days ago
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I agree. I think Rust (or at least many tutorials of Rust) paper over ownership as something the compiler deals with for you but I think that's false. You have to think about memory and ownership. Only when I started using C++ where you have to think about the same things but without the static checking do I appreciate the ability to statically check and enforce things like moving and borrowing |
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