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Title: Rust Brain Teasers, page 47
“Because of the extra steps required for heap read/write access—particularly with frequent allocation...
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These are the links for asynchronous rust:
Further Reading
Asynchronous Programming in Rust
https://rust-lang.github.io/asyn...
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The page number is absent for the “card” pages unfortunately, but it’s before page 70.
println!("2 * 4 = {}", double_it(2));
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I see mentions of the ‘IEE-754’ standard, but as far as I know, it’s the IEEE 754-2008 standard (the first paragraph got it right though)...
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The author apparently contradicts himself, since in the discussion it becomes apparent that the program will be terminated after running ...
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4th paragraph: “When a variable “drops” out of scope, it’s drop destructor is automatically called.”
=> “its”
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Title: Rust Brain Teasers: Type Conversion pg. 12 in the PDF
clippy does lints for both narrowing a type which may be lossy (clippy::cas...
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The phrase
Unicode string character by character can consume a lot more memory
than you expected. The string love: ❤ is 7 charac...
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pdf beta 1.0
title: How long is String
p. 21
“Rust correctly deduces that there are a total of 10 gylphs” << glyphs
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