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I have had the same results. Passing by copy is simpler and less bug-prone and reduces the urge to "just set the value since I have a reference to the object" w

• db48x 4y ago
  That kind of problem doesn't happen in Rust though, because if all you have is a reference then you cannot mutate anything. You can only mutate things if you have a mutable reference to them, which makes the caller jump through hoops to acquire one for you. They may have to have ownership of the thing, or use a Mutex or RWLock to acquire exclusive access to it, before they can call your method. Nothing can be mutated by accident, or in a surprising place.