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Understanding Partial Moves in Rust

Understanding Partial Moves in Rust.
Partial moves are an interesting but often misunderstood feature of Rust. However, with the right mental model, they are not so hard to understand.

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Rainer

Rainer

After finishing Programming Erlang count me in for a Rust Book Club :wink:

wolf4earth

wolf4earth

The whole ownership concept of Rust is so cool.

I’m currently working through the Hands-on Rust book from Pragmatic Programmer and it’s pretty cool to work in a language where mutability is possible but sane.

I’m definitely enjoying it so far.

AstonJ

AstonJ

You kept that quiet Sascha! :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: I bought the book recently and was thinking maybe we could do a book club for it :smiley: Don’t wait for me tho, I still haven’t finished Programming Erlang :see_no_evil:

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