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Non-trivial Rust code can be just as unreadable as code one would write in any other language. In fact, some of Rust's features (e.g. lifetime identifiers, func
by sidlls 4y ago
Non-trivial Rust code can be just as unreadable as code one would write in any other language. In fact, some of Rust's features (e.g. lifetime identifiers, functional-ish constructs that people use to create huge call chains with closures everywhere) arguably make it easier to write unreadable code than one might find in other languages.
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- smolder 4y agoSome features do both: make it easier to write elegant code, while also making it easier to write unreadable code. Introducing such features is a trade-off and I think they generally choose wisely.