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by tialaramex
1 day ago
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Often the mutation might have performance benefits. Of course if you're Rust the stdlib and compiler might conspire to optimise an operation you wrote which reads as non-mutating into an actual mutation which was faster. This is another benefit of the "destructive move". If I consume X and spit out Y, the X is gone, so it's OK if secretly I just mutate X and tell you that's Y now. |
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