paul-jewell
Advanced Hands-on Rust B2.0: Typo on P135
Bottom of the 4th paragraph: s/odler/older/
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herbert
Author of Hands-on Rust
Apparently, I’m amazingly consistent on spelling “older” incorrectly! I’ve done a search/replace
for it. Thanks!
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