I would also recommend using clippy when working with Rust. It's a linter that can help to catch common mistakes, and in general help to write more idiomatic Rust code.
I've also written about my experiences coming from C/C++ if you're interested.
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I would also recommend using clippy when working with Rust. It's a linter that can help to catch common mistakes, and in general help to write more idiomatic Rust code.
I've also written about my experiences coming from C/C++ if you're interested.