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Caitlin (@mholiv) · 11/2019 · Tröts: 326 · Folger: 79
Fr 10.05.2024 10:31
Does anyone have any advice for learning #rustlang lifetimes properly? Like I read the book and know you annotate functions, but I can’t seem to actually apply that understanding. The code I write has minimal cloning and I pass a lot off stuff around by reference. I mostly find that I don’t “need” to use lifetimes.
The exception is working on or passing around struct values. Once in a while I find myself cloning those values. Is this a lifetimes use case? What am I missing here?
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