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Rust Brain Teasers: broken link (page 44)
Hi,
Under the ‘Further Reading’ on page 44, the first link is broken. It points to https://runrust.miraheze.org/wiki/Underscore, which seems to be a Wiki that no longer exists.
I might have suggested replacing it with the official docs on underscores or maybe wildcard patterns, but neither really provides much in the way of additional information (at least in my view!).
Thanks,
William
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