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Hands-on Rust: B6 - Rust Cheat Sheat (page 1155)
The description for a while loop is inverted. It currently reads “run the enclosed code until x evaluates to true” it should either be “while x evaluates to true” or “until x evaluates to false”.
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herbert
Author of Hands-on Rust
Thank you! I’ve added this to the errata list. The book is going through production right now, so I’m not 100% sure when it’ll be included - but it’s on the list, so it should make the final release.
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