mikecargal
Hands-on Rust: usage of std::f32::MAX for 'unreachable'
Title: Hands-On Rust (Chapter 11)
When I reached the code *dist < &std::f32::MAX, I had to stop a second to remember what that was about.
I changed my code to add
const UNREACHABLE: i32 = std::i32::MAX;
and could then change the expression to *dist != &UNREACHABLE. (I know you don’t generally use == or != with floats, but I think it works here (guess I’ll find out)
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herbert
Author of Hands-on Rust
Using a constant there is a good idea (although I think you meant f32::MAX. I’ll see about including that in the next beta - thank you!
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mikecargal
I did, and had to fix it… .didn’t realize I posted it before I corrected it.
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