It's remarkable how similar Swift and Rust are w.r.t syntax. Rust, Swift let x = 42; let x = 42 let x: i32 = 42; let x: Int = 42 let _ = 42; let _ = 42 let

It's remarkable how similar Swift and Rust are w.r.t syntax. Rust, Swift let x = 42; let x = 42 let x: i32 = 42; let x: Int = 42 let _ = 42; let _ = 42 let pair: (char, i32) = ('a', 17); let pair: (String, Int) = ("a", 17) let (some_char, some_int) = ('a', 17); let (some_char, some_int) = ("a", 17) fn greet() { println!("Hi there!"); } func greet() { print("Hi there!") } But, the languages are so different, for instance in Swift let x x = 42 let y = 13 let y = y + 3 Wont fly for instance. I am trying to come up with the simplest explanation possible for this but I can't - goes to show how much I understand either of the languages.