I think python is a great example of what I'm talking about, though. I'm not a Python programmer - I've never written anything over a hundred lines in Python, n

I think python is a great example of what I'm talking about, though. I'm not a Python programmer - I've never written anything over a hundred lines in Python, nor sat down to really learn it. However, every time I do something in Python, I'm impressed by how smoothly what I expect to happen actually happens. With Rust, where I've put in a chunk of effort to learn, where I've read books, and have written a substantial amount of code, I'm constantly going back to the documentation to do simple things. The main offender is my inability to remember what traits are implemented by what types. I mean, off the top of your head, is '.binary_search()' a method on &[T] or Vec<T>? Or both? I literally can't remember right now.