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The date should be (2013) not (2018), as that dates it before Rust 1.0 (which does have a UTF-8 string type) and before the Julia 1.0 release date (which implem
by DougBTX 6y ago
The date should be (2013) not (2018), as that dates it before Rust 1.0 (which does have a UTF-8 string type) and before the Julia 1.0 release date (which implements UTF-8 strings as arrays with irregularly spaced indexes, eg, the valid indexes may be 1, 2, 4, 5, if the character at 2 takes up two bytes). Both would be interesting examples to compare against if this article was written today.
- dang 6y agoI've fixed the date now. Actually the date at the top of the article "2013-08-13" is in a font that somehow makes it look like 2018. I had to squint a couple times to make sure I was reading it right! The year in the URL is easier to read.